communicable disease

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A recent Institute of Medicine (IOM) report evaluated progress since 1994 on achieving its goals, and made recommendations for the development of a revised National Vaccine. The IOM highlighted a number of successes since 1994 in achieving each of the goals of the Plan. These successes illustrate the potential for improved collaboration between public health systems and health care systems.