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SAGE – April 2012 meeting Rotavirus Vaccine: Optimizing Schedules Recommendations SAGE recognized that countries have � different burdens of disease and � may or may not have introduced rotavirus vaccines. For this reason, countries should develop country-specific plans on how the removal of age restrictions on vaccine administration can be introduced in a manner that supports existing programmes. 22 | 10 th International Rotavirus Symposium, Bangkok, September 2012
SAGE – April 2012 meeting Rotavirus Vaccine: Optimizing Schedules Recommendations SAGE requests WHO to develop tools to support country decision-making and where possible National Immunization Technical Advisory Groups (NITAGs) and Regional Technical Advisory Groups (RTAGs) should assist this process. 23 | 10 th International Rotavirus Symposium, Bangkok, September 2012
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