The job of returning employees to work is the result of a partnership among the income-. protection provider, employee, employer, and physician. The income-protection provider can assist in. developing a return-to-work plan; defining the expected length of time with the attending physician;
Why is a second dose of MMR necessary? About 2%-5% of persons do not develop measles immunity after the first dose of vaccine. This occurs for a variety of reasons. The second dose is to provide another chance to develop measles immunity for persons who did not respond to the first dose.
Under routine circumstances, the AAP recommended that for both doses, measlesâmumpsârubella (MMR) vaccine be used and that the first dose be given at 15 months of age (which was subsequently revised to 12 to 15 months) and the second dose be given at â¼11 to 12 years of age. second dose of measles-containing vaccine, regardless of the age when given, is highly effective in inducing immunity in children who did not have a response to the first dose (provided the interval between doses is â¥1 month).