National Center for Disease Control and Prevention Announces National Childhood Immunization Rates in 2017

The vaccination rate by national age is 96.6% for the first 12 months of life in 2016, 94.1% for the first year of life in 2015, Year) was 90.4 %.

This is an increase of 0.4% ~ 1.4% p per age group compared to last year, and the decreasing trend in the rate of Inoculation with age is the same as the previous year due to the increase in the number of inoculations

Vaccination rates by age group were 94.9% ~ 98.1% for 12 months, 92.3 ~ 95.7% for 24 months and 88.9 ~ 93.2% for 36 months.

In particular, the vaccination rate of pneumococci The pneumococcal vaccine vaccination rate was 96.8%, more than 17% p more than 79.2% before national vaccination.

The vaccination rate of child domestics was compared with that of other important countries 2 ~ 9% p.

In comparing vaccination rates of the same age group by country, the vaccination rate of children in Korea was 2 ~ 9% p higher than that of the United States, Australia, 19659005] This is due to strengthened immunization management and active public participation, such as the expansion of free immunization agencies (public health centers + private medical institutions, 2014), guidance of the individual message for immunization delayed and delayed, confirmation of inoculation at entry

The results of this survey relate to a total of 1.29 million people nationwide (population residing in Korea) born between 2014 and 2016. The results of the survey are as of June 30, 2018,

The statistics published this year are calculated by multiplying the publication target and changing the calculation method to calculate the rate of Inoculation the pl recent,

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention contend that the National Immunization Index

For the announcement of statistics, the Director of the Division of Immunization and the Headquarters control of disease control "The high rate of childhood immunization in our country means that they have a high level of group immunity protection system that prevents the epidemic of group life. " In order to maintain such a vaccination rate, "the low-income group," we will strengthen the current state of vaccination and investigate the reasons for non-vaccination, such as vaccine rejection and delayed immunization, and the management system accordingly. "