RIVIAM app: if you are offline, how do you ensure you don’t vaccinate the same child twice?
The Immunisation Team must implement procedures to ensure that each child is seen by only one nurse and exits the clinic promptly. If a child returns to the clinic a second time, the nurses must verify—by checking with the child and consulting colleagues—that the child has not already received the vaccination.
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