expanded programme on immunization (epi)

How does EPI improve vaccine coverage?

EPI improves vaccine coverage through several key strategies:
Strengthening healthcare systems to ensure vaccines are available and accessible.
Implementing routine immunization schedules to ensure timely vaccine administration.
Conducting supplementary immunization activities (SIAs) to target areas with low coverage.
Promoting community engagement and education to increase awareness and acceptance of vaccines.
Monitoring and evaluating immunization programmes to identify and address gaps in coverage.

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