The Vaccination Centre maintains World Health Organization (WHO) standards across vaccine procurement, transport, storage, and delivery while fully complying with local rules and regulations in Pakistan. This ensures safe, effective, and evidence-based immunization for children, adults, elderly individuals, and travelers.
WHO-Approved Vaccine Procurement
The vaccinationCentre sources vaccines only from authorized, licensed suppliers that meet WHO prequalification and national regulatory requirements. Each vaccine batch is verified for authenticity, expiry date, and regulatory approval before use, ensuring safety and effectiveness from the start.
Cold Chain–Compliant Vaccine Transport
Vaccines are transported under strict temperature-controlled conditions, as recommended by WHO. The vaccinationCentre uses validated cold boxes, temperature monitoring systems, and documented transport protocols to maintain vaccine potency during transit. Continuous monitoring ensures immediate action if temperature deviations occur.
WHO-Guided Vaccine Storage
All vaccines are stored in WHO-compliant refrigeration units with calibrated temperature monitoring and backup power systems. The vaccinationCentre follows First Expiry, First Out (FEFO) inventory practices and maintains detailed temperature logs to preserve vaccine quality at all times.
Safe Vaccine Administration by Licensed Professionals
Vaccines at The vaccinationCentre are administered by trained and licensed healthcare professionals following WHO immunization guidelines. Correct dosing, injection techniques, infection control measures, and post-vaccination observation are strictly followed to minimize risks and maximize protection.
Compliance With Pakistan’s Health Regulations
In addition to international standards, The vaccinationCentre strictly complies with Pakistan’s national immunization policies, EPI guidelines, biomedical waste regulations, and reporting requirements. We also issue WHO-recognized International Certificates of Vaccination (Yellow Cards) for travelers.
Monitoring Vaccine Safety and Educating Patients
The vaccinationCentre follows WHO protocols for Adverse Events Following Immunization (AEFI) monitoring and reporting. Patients receive clear guidance on vaccine benefits, possible side effects, and aftercare, supporting informed and confident vaccination decisions.
Clinic and Home Vaccination Without Compromise
Whether vaccines are administered at our clinics or through home vaccination services, the same WHO standards for cold chain, safety, and documentation are maintained—ensuring quality without compromise.
The vaccinationCentre delivers safe vaccines through global standards, local compliance, and professional care—because prevention begins with trust.
FAQ
❓ What WHO standards does The vaccinationCentre follow?
The vaccinationCentre follows WHO standards for vaccine procurement, cold chain transport, storage, administration, and safety monitoring to ensure effective and safe immunization.
❓ How does The vaccinationCentre maintain the vaccine cold chain?
The vaccinationCentre maintains the cold chain using temperature-controlled transport, WHO-compliant refrigeration, continuous monitoring, and trained staff to preserve vaccine potency.
❓ Are vaccines at The vaccinationCentre approved and safe?
Yes, all vaccines at The vaccinationCentre are sourced from authorized suppliers, comply with WHO guidelines, and meet Pakistan’s regulatory requirements.
❓ Does The vaccinationCentre comply with Pakistan’s vaccination regulations?
Yes, The vaccinationCentre fully complies with national immunization policies, EPI guidelines, biomedical waste rules, and reporting standards in Pakistan.
❓ Does The vaccinationCentre provide international vaccination certificates?
Yes, The vaccinationCentre issues WHO-recognized International Certificates of Vaccination (Yellow Cards) for travel and visa purposes.
❓ Are vaccinations given by qualified professionals?
All vaccinations at The vaccinationCentre are administered by licensed healthcare professionals trained in WHO-recommended immunization practices.