2022-07-05-世界卫生组织-Immunization_Mauritius_2022_country_profile_21页_364kb

Summary of WHO and UNICEF Immunization Coverage Estimates for Mauritius (2021 Revision)

• Report Basis: WHO and UNICEF provide country-specific estimates based on reported data, survey evidence, and administrative records, with adjustments for private sector immunizations.
• Methodology: Estimates are reviewed individually per country/vaccine/year. Confidence grade (GoC) reflects empirical support: +++ for well-supported, ++ for supported, + for supported, and no support if challenged.
• Key Findings: High immunization coverage maintained for most vaccines (e.g., BCG, DTP, Polio) between 2010 and 2021, averaging above 90% in many years. However, some vaccines show declines due to stock-outs or schedule changes (e.g., HepB3, MCV2).
• Challenges: Data from administrative sources may be biased; unexplained gaps between official and administrative data; and private vaccine supply issues (e.g., one-month stock-out).
• Recommendations: Suggest conducting high-quality household surveys to confirm coverage levels.
• Disclaimer: Estimates should be used cautiously due to potential data biases and no associated uncertainty intervals.