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. 2021 Dec 21;10(2):e186–e194. doi: 10.1016/S2214-109X(21)00512-X

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Proportion of countries reporting pandemic-related disruption to routine immunisation sessions, health workforce availability, vaccine supply, and demand for immunisation services in April, 2020

Analysis of data collected by WHO regional offices from their respective member states. Indicators not included in regional data-collection instruments might be underestimated. Vaccine demand was not systematically collected for AFR, EMR, EUR, and SEAR. Vaccine supply was not systematically collected for EMR. Health workforce availability was not systematically collected for EMR and EUR. Results for these indicators for these regions may be an underestimate. Data were sourced from WHO regional office reports. WPR was not represented because the data were not available. N represented the total number of countries in the respective region. AMR=region of the Americas. AFR=African region. EMR=Eastern Mediterranean region. EUR=European region. SEAR=South-East Asia region. WPR=Western Pacific region.