Childhood vaccinations : Percentage of infants vaccinated against selected diseases, in the EU-27, Iceland, Norway and Switzerland

Percentage of infants vaccinated against selected diseases in Iceland, Norway, Switzerland and the EU-27, in 2005 (except for mumps 2003 and rubella 2004, or other year if indicated in footnote (source: WHO-HFA, 2007)

	Diphtheria, Pertussis and Tetanus	Poliomyelitis	Hib	Hepatitis B	Tuberculosis	Mumps	Measles	Rubella
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Austria	92	92	92	92	97 ⁱ	79	91	74
Belgium	97	97	95	1	-	82 ^e	88	82 ^e
Bulgaria	96	97	-	96	98	96	96	93
Cyprus	98	98	58	88	-	86	86	86 ^b
Czech Republic	97	96	97	99	99	97	97 ^a	97
Denmark	93	93	93	-	85 ^j	96	95	96
Estonia	96	96	37 ^a	95	99	95	96	96
Finland	97	97	98	-	98	96 ^c	97	97 ^b
France	97 ^a	97 ^a	86 ^a	28 ^a	85 ^a	87	86 ^a	87 ^b
Germany	90	94	92	84	1 ^h	91	93	90
Greece	88 ^a	87 ^a	88 ^a	88 ^a	88 ^a	89 ^d	88 ^a	89 ^d
Hungary	100 ^a	100 ^a	100 ^a	100 ^d	100 ^a	100	100 ^a	100
Iceland	95	95	95	-	-	93	90	93
Ireland	90	90	90	-	93	79	84	81
Italy	92	92	91	92	1 ^d	80 ^c	87	83 ^b
Latvia	99	99	94	98	100	94	95	97
Lithuania	94	93	61	95	99	98	97	98
Luxembourg	100	100	98 ^b	95	21 ^b	91 ^g	95	91 ^g
Malta	92	94	83	78	80 ^b	49	86	49 ^b
Netherlands	98	98	98	-	-	96 ^c	96	96
Norway	91	91	93	-	91 ^c	89	90	88
Poland	99	99	22 ^b	98	94	39	98	49
Portugal	93	93	93	94	89	96	93	96 ^b
Romania	97 ^a	97	-	99	99	-	97	91
Slovakia	99	99	99	99	98	99	98	99
Slovenia	92 ^a	93 ^a	93 ^a	95 ^b	98 ^a	87	94 ^a	87 ^b
Spain	96	96	96	96	-	97 ^c	97	95 ^e
Sweden	99	99	99	1	17	91 ^c	95	91 ^c
Switzerland	95	95	91	5 ^f	21 ^f	81	82	81
United Kingdom	91	91	91	-	11 ^g	80	82	81
EU-15	93	94	92	73 ^a	30 ^g	88 ^c	90	87 ^b
EU-27	94	95	86	78	47 ^a	84	91	85

a: 2004, b: 2003, c: 2002, d: 2001, e: 1999, f: 1998, g: 1997, h: 1994, i: 1990, j: 1984

- : no data available

Remarks

Diphtheria: percentage of infants reaching their first birthday in the given calendar year who have been fully vaccinated against diphtheria (3 doses of DPT or DT). Data are reported annually to, and available from, the CD unit at WHO-Europe.

Pertussis: percentage of infants reaching their first birthday in the given calendar year who have been fully vaccinated against pertussis. Data are reported annually to, and available from, the CD unit at WHO-Europe.

Tetanus: percentage of infants reaching their first birthday in the given calendar year who have been fully vaccinated against tetanus. Data are reported annually to, and available from, the CD unit at WHO-Europe.

Poliomyelitis: percentage of infants reaching their first birthday in the given calendar year who were fully vaccinated against poliomyelitis (3 doses). Data are reported annually to, and available from, the CD unit at WHO-Europe.

Hib (Haemophilus influenzae type b): percentage of infants reaching their first birthday in the given calendar year who have been fully vaccinated against Haemophilus influenzae type b. Data are reported annually to and available from the CD unit at WHO-Europe.

Hepatitis B: percentage of infants reaching their first birthday in the given calendar year who have been fully vaccinated against hepatitis B. Data are reported annually to and available from the CD unit at WHO-Europe.

Tuberculosis: percentage of infants reaching their first birthday in the given calendar year who have been fully vaccinated against tuberculosis (BCG, 1 dose). Data are reported annually to, and available from, the CD unit at WHO-Europe.

Mumps: percentage of infants reaching their second birthday in the given calendar year who have been fully vaccinated against mumps. Data are reported annually to and available from the CD unit at WHO-Europe.

Measles: percentage of children reaching their second birthday who have been fully vaccinated against measles (1 dose). Data are reported annually to, and available from, the CD unit at WHO-Europe.

Rubella: percentage of infants reaching their second birthday in the given calendar year who have been fully vaccinated against rubella. Data are reported annually to and available from the CD unit at WHO-Europe.