If a vaccination initiative requires two nurses to perform vacinations but the hospital has staffing issues and some nurses are supporting the initiative. However, as a manger I am not sure if it was communicated to the nurses. How could the manger  build support and sustain the two-nurse vaccine administration quality improvement?

What other factors come into play with vaccination rollout other than just the development of the vaccine itself?

A few years ago researchers identified another protein involved in cell invasion by P. falciparum, Rh5.  PfRh5 is required in red blood cell invasion.  It binds to a specific protein (basigin) in red blood cell membranes and it shows almost no variation among P. falciparum strains.  What part(s) of this story is/are important relative to our discussion on malaria vaccines?  Option C: PfRh1 appears to be invariant All three of these observations (A-C) are crucial Option A: PfRh1 is required for cell invasion, i.e. no alternative pathways Option B: PfRh1 binds to basigin Options A and C

Could you please write a claim and evidence for number 1 and 2.  The evidence should be from the chart above.