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Vaccinate 11 000 people in Chep?n

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Vaccinate 11 000 people in Chep?n
Friday, April 23, 2010
Chep?n. Free vaccine about 11 thousand people against influenza (flu) A (H1N1) in this province is the goal of the campaign that began yesterday. The manager of the Health Network, Jean Carlo Ol?rtegui Cave, said the campaign began the day with staff from the health sector, fire and continue with the population at risk.


For vaccinated people must wait in their respective health facility. Will benefit from this vaccination for children from six months to three years, adults over 60 years, and all persons having a specific disease.

In order to prevent the patient refuses or fails to receive the vaccine due to poor information management Chep?n Health Network arranged for the operation of a counseling where the patient tells you all the benefits of the vaccine, and finally "after receiving this information, the patient decides to be vaccinated or not, said Ol?rtegui Cave.

Nearly $ 100,000 Investment
This vaccine is free. The State, through the MoH, will invest about 96 thousand 800 dollars in the 11 000 patients to be vaccinated, whereas each dose H1N1 flu costs about 8.80 dollars.

"We are talking only about vaccines. To this must be added costs for inputs such as cotton, soap, thermos. Similarly movement of personnel, mobility, propaganda, and all I could afford a campaign of this magnitude, "he said.

As for reactions, explained that after applying this vaccine have certain reactions, such as often occur in various cases, which are called side effects with their percentage.

"The most common reactions are pain in the arm or some cold-like symptoms such as rhinitis, congestion, and malaise. This is temporary, and do not occur in all people, "he explained.

Five cases and Pacasmayo Chep?n 2009
The manager's Health Network Chep?n Province, Ol?rtegui Cueva, who until recently served in that capacity in the Province of Pacasmayo based in Guadalupe, recalled that last year there were four confirmed cases of influenza A H1N1 in the jurisdiction pacasmayina.

One district in San Jose and three in Pacasmayo, which were healed. In Chepen "he added there was a confirmed case, but none so far this year.

"That's why we have sought to prevent since it is the winter season where there are more cases of colds, why vaccinate until June to immunize the majority of people, so be prepared for the months of July and August where reported more cases of flu, "he said.

He reiterated his call to the community to work with the staff of vaccination, and accept the influenza vaccine. He said that this day will include urban and rural (periphery) of the three districts of the province of Chep?n.

Regarding diseases presented this year in the summer months, said that is the usual, known as stationary case of diarrhea, but there was no patient with severe disease.

For. Joel Vasquez C?ceda
 
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