Part of that is setting them up for success with respect to ensuring they are completing their schools, developing as professionals and of course, providing them with some tips on how to increase their promotion points.
But since 2000, the vaccination rates of Central American countries have been largely on par with or have exceeded that of the United States. According to the World Health Organization, the United States in 2013 had a measles vaccination rate for 1-year-olds of 91 percent. Though Mexicoâs rate dropped to 89 percent in 2013, it had been at 95 percent or higher for every other year since 2000. Guatemalaâs 2013 rate was 85 percent, down from 93 percent the previous year. Honduras also had a coverage rate of 89 percent, down from above 90 percent in previous years. El Salvadorâs rate was 94 percent in 2013.
Vaccination schedule. 1  First vaccination: 6 to 8 weeks. 2  Second vaccination: 9 to 11 weeks. 3  Third vaccination: 12 to 14 weeks. 4  Fourth vaccination: 16 to 17 weeks. 5  Booster shots: 12 months.