Abstract:
Introduction
Vaccines represent one of the most effective measures for
preventing infectious diseases. Both globally and in the Republic of
Moldova, vaccination according to epidemiological indications plays
a crucial role in managing epidemic outbreaks. In recent decades, the
implementation of targeted vaccination strategies has contributed to
a significant decline in morbidity and mortality caused by
vaccinepreventable diseases. Continuous monitoring and adaptation
of vaccination programs to current epidemiological trends are
essential to maintaining public health security. Moreover, raising
public awareness and strengthening trust in vaccines remain vital
components in ensuring high immunization coverage. The aim of this
study is to analyze the effectiveness and coverage of vaccines
administered based on epidemiological indications in the Republic of
Moldova, by assessing their impact on public health and their
capacity to control and prevent epidemic outbreaks.
