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MMR
The MMR vaccination protects against mumps, measles and rubella. These are contagious infectious diseases that still occur worldwide. For employees who travel or work internationally, these diseases can pose a real health risk.
For employers, the MMR vaccination is part of good occupational health policy. By reducing risks in advance, you help prevent absence, disruption of work and unnecessary health problems.
KLM Health Services supports organisations with expert advice and a practical approach to employee vaccinations.
Where do mumps, measles, and rubella occur?
Mumps, measles, and rubella occur worldwide. For employees who travel or work internationally, exposure to these diseases can be a real health risk.In the Netherlands, children receive the MMR vaccination at the age of 14 months and 3 years through the National Immunisation Programme. Were you born between 1965 and 1975? Then you may have a higher risk of measles. You were born before measles vaccination became part of the programme and you may have had less natural exposure during childhood. As a result, you may not have sufficient antibodies against measles.
What are the symptoms?
Mumps | Measles | Rubella |
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How can I prevent mumps, measles, and rubella?
An MMR vaccination helps prevent mumps, measles and rubella or reduces the risk of becoming seriously ill. Most people in the Netherlands were vaccinated through the National Immunisation Programme.
If you were not vaccinated and did not have the disease, it is advisable to get vaccinated. This is especially important for employees who travel internationally or work in environments with increased exposure risks.
Can I get vaccinated against MMR at KLM Health Services?
Yes, this is possible if your employer is a client of ours. Then you are welcome to receive vaccinations that help you work safely and stay healthy. If your employer is not yet a client, your employer can contact us for a no obligation introductory meeting.
More information
Would you like to know more about mumps, measles and rubella, please visit: MMR | RIVM. Would you like to know whether the MMR vaccination is relevant for your organisation or employees? KLM Health Services is happy to support you with a suitable approach.
Appointment for a MMR vaccination
Is your employer one of our customers? Then simply make an appointment online.
Appointment for a MMR vaccination
Is your employer one of our customers? Then simply make an appointment online.