Mandatory Vaccination of Health Care Workers

Posted by NEJM Editors • November 4th, 2009 • Printer-friendly

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Mandatory Vaccination of Health Care Workers
A.M. Stewart

Alexandra Stewart writes that mandatory vaccination of health care workers raises important questions about a state’s power to compel individuals to engage in particular activities in order to protect the public.

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Tagged as: Guidance Documents, legal issues, mandatory vaccination, prophylaxis, public health preparedness, vaccination

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