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NSW MINISTRY OF HEALTH73 Miller StreetNORTH SYDNEY02 9391 900002 9391 910102 9391 9900wwwhealthnswgovauThis work is copyright It may be reproduced in whole or in part for study or training. Presented by . Aline Marron. Immunisation & Screening Coordinator. NHS England . September . 2014. Aims of the session. To raise awareness about Immunisation incidents.. To raise awareness of the process for reporting immunisation incidents to the Screening & Immunisation (Public Health England). & . timeliness. Felicity Goodyear-Smith. Helen Petousis-Harris. Tracey Poole. Cameron Grant. Nikki Turner. Anthony Harnden. Rafael Perera. RNZCGP Conference. Auckland 1. st. September 2011 . Other members of team. Helping to protect you and our community from harmful infections. Immunisation and vaccination. Immunisation. process of making a person immune or resistant to infectious disease. Vaccination. administration of a vaccine. What you should know. 2. The difference between immunisation and vaccination. Benefits of immunisation. National Immunisation Program. Myths and realities about immunisation. Influenza vaccine and its benefit and effectiveness. . What’s happening here?. Why do mum and dad take babies to have needles and cause pain?. What do you think?. Why do people say immunisation is good for you?. Lets try and understand why.. In this picture what can you see?. An update for healthcare professionals. July 2015 . PHE Publications gateway number: 2015165. Key Messages. Meningococcal disease is caused by invasive infection with the bacterium . Neisseria meningitides . 1. Scope. importance of vaccination in Health Care. issues. local . and global . challenges . solutions. 2. Vaccines 4. th. Edition. Vaccination has greatly reduced the burden of infectious . diseases. Training for healthcare . practitioners. Key messages. flu . immunisation . is . one of the most effective interventions . we can provide to . reduce harm from flu and pressures on health and social care services during the . 2013/14 Pilot Feedback. Contents. Background. Pilots . Summary of areas participating, models and uptake achieved . Key messages from the primary school pilot areas. Key messages from the secondary school pilot. GMNCH Equity Plenary. Anuradha Gupta. 21 October 2015, Mexico. Page: . 1. #. vaccineswork. . Equity . – Driving equity in vaccine . a. ccess. B. etween high- and low-income countries, 2000–2014 . Sara Dove, Screening and Immunisation Coordinator, PHE. May . 2019. Session to cover:. Hepatitis B selective infant immunisation – why we need to bother. Extent of the problem – number of cases. Hepatitis B vaccination – schedule for selective programme. The disease Haemophilus influenzae can cause serious invasive disease, especially in March 2011 ��Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) &#x/Att;¬he; [/;&#xLeft;&#x ]/T;&#xype ;& 1 7 February 2022 mild, but severity tends to increase with age. Asymptomatic disease is common in children. but is rare. The overall case–fatality ratio is low but is greater in older patients a in Northern Ireland. Dr Jillian Johnston. Consultant in Public Health (Health Protection). Lead for Immunisations. NIMDTA CPD Session. 20. th. November 2019. Overview of session. Routine Immunisation Schedule (Autumn 2019).