[MODERN TRENDS IN IMMUNOPROPHYLAXIS (ANALYSIS OF FOREIGN EXPERIENCE)]

Currently, immunoporphylaxis reaches the population through information support, mass vaccination sites and the system of monitoring warning. The capabilities of information technologies have made it possible to monitor the patient's health at all stages of life, regardless of the place of medical care delivery (including vaccination). The use of mathematical modeling technologies coupled with the queueing theory made it possible to develop an optimum location scheme of vaccination sites. Organization of the work of vaccination centers considered the need to optimize travel arrangements of the recipients and operating costs. The integration with geographic information systems contributes to the adequate distribution of vaccination centers in densely populated areas. The availability of information support made it possible to create the following innovative vaccination solutions: "get a vaccine without ever leaving your car" (with prior registration on the website), vaccination at pharmacies (with the subsequent data transfer to the cloud storage), deployment of vaccination sites at sports and religious facilities. Compact mobile vaccination sites have proven their effectiveness in both sparsely populated areas and in places with a high throughput. Effective performance of mass vaccination centers is impossible without the use of effective information and communication technologies. The systems ensure interaction between the patient, medical professionals and software that allows you to write, read or update in real time the database located in the data storage center. The information technologies of vaccination have made it possible to create a system for continuous support of immunoprophylaxis.