International Journal of Immunological Nursing
Awareness on vaccination: consideration for nurse
Abstract
To primary prevention for infectious disease is very important in clinical practice. Vaccination is the basic primary prevention regarding infectious disease. Immunization is usually the basic role of the nurse in clinical practice. There are many considerations regarding vaccination for the immunological nursing. Those issues are discussed in this short article.References (6)
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