AMMAN Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccination coverage in Jordan has witnessed a decrease, according to the Health Ministry.Vaccination coverage among the target population in 2020 was 76 per cent, increasing from 84 per cent to 86 per cent in 2021, and in 2022, the coverage increased to 91 per cent, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Health for Primary Health Care and
AMMAN Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccination coverage in Jordan has witnessed a decrease, according to the Health Ministry.Vaccination coverage among the target population in 2020 was 76 per cent, increasing from 84 per cent to 86 per cent in 2021, and in 2022, the coverage increased to 91 per cent, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Health for Primary Health Care and
AMMAN Health Minister Feras Al Hawari on Monday launched a study evaluating the primary healthcare system in Jordan, which was implemented by the World Health Organisation (WHO) in partnership with the Middle East Network for Community Health and local experts, with the support of the EU.
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AMMAN Marking World No Tobacco Day (WNTD), the Greater Amman Municipality (GAM), the Health Ministry and the World Health Organisation (WHO) launched two tobacco inspection guides.Speaking during the launch event on Tuesday, HH Princess Dina Mired said that “tobacco use is harmful and the life cycle of tobacco is a particularly polluting process”, adding that annually around