Serosurveillance: Reaching zero-dose children and under-immunised communities in East New Britain, Papua New Guinea project
- Immunisation education and training
- Seroprevalence study in Timor-Leste
- Serological surveillance for vaccine preventable diseases in the Western Pacific Region
- Point-of-care testing to determine dengue serostatus: a field evaluation study in Timor-Leste
- Vaccine Champions program
- Guidelines for disease outbreak preparedness and response
- Serosurveillance: Reaching zero-dose children and under-immunised communities in East New Britain, Papua New Guinea project
- Development of a community-based intervention to improve immunisation coverage among children with disability in Fiji
- Determining Streptococcus pneumoniae carriage in children under five in Timor-Leste
- Vaccination behavioural insights research to inform tailored resource development in three Pacific Island Countries
- Reaching Zero-Dose children in the Solomon Islands: Technical assistance for Solomon Islands Ministry of Health and Medical Services Extended Program on Immunisation
Serosurveillance for Vaccine Preventable Diseases: A component of the reaching zero-dose children and under-immunised communities in East New Britain, Papua New Guinea health systems strengthening project
Project team
Burnet Institute (Project leads: Dr Stefanie Vaccher and Milena Dalton)
Location
Papua New Guinea
More information about this project will be added on this page as it becomes available.