immunization registry造句

• Little Rock, Ark . _ Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter to speak at National Immunization Registry Conference.
• The advocacy group sponsored clinics, encouraged health providers to mail reminder cards to parents and pushed for an immunization registry.
• Houston officials have worked for more than a decade to get an immunization registry for the city, but the program still has problems.
• ECBT supports the use of immunization registries through which health care providers can track children's immunization histories and reduce the number of missed recommended immunizations.
• In Idaho, a state immunization registry for preschool children was approved last month after the Idaho Christian Coalition initially opposed it but later endorsed it after changes in the language.
• Other cities in the United States now have centralized immunization registries, so that a doctor can type the name of the patient into a computer and get an instant report of the child's vaccination history.
• In Texas, Parents Requesting Open Vaccine Education, a group that uses the acronym PROVE, insisted that the state's immunization registry include only children whose parents approved of their being included in the registry in writing.
• In a report in January favoring community and state immunization registries, the National Vaccine Advisory Committee said that fear of misuse was strong, privacy should be enforced and use of a registry by tax, immigration or other agencies must be prohibited.
• But as Hawkins, who retired recently as director of the state's Department of Commerce, pushes a bill in the Idaho Legislature to create a statewide computerized immunization registry, he is running into opposition from the Idaho Christian Coalition and receiving hate mail.
• They have become more visible for several reasons : the Clinton administration has increased aid for vaccine research and distribution, including immunization registries; new vaccines have been recommended for preschool children, including vaccines against hepatitis B since 1991 and rotaviral diarrhea since December; and the Internet has grown, allowing groups to create Web sites and to communicate their concerns.