PPT-Childhood immunization: introduction

Dawood Yusef MD Assistant Professor of Pediatric Infectious Diseases Jordan University of Science and Technology King Abdulla University Hospital Sunday June 30 2019 Introduction The ultimate goal . 2014. Summary presentation of key indicators. Updated . July 2015. Global Immunization 1980-2014, DTP3 coverage. global coverage at 86% in 2014. Source: WHO/UNICEF coverage estimates 2014 revision. July 2015. Classic . immunization strategies . Random immunization strategy immunizes a node . randomly. High . immunization threshold . Target immunization strategy immunizes a node with most neighbor . nodes. StarPanel Immunization Record is . THE. one source of accurate vaccine history for all VUMC patients. Immunization history should be age-appropriate.. To Document a Vaccine. Document Vaccines You Administer and Vaccines Reported by The Patient. Dr. Mohsen Lotfy Ahmed. Development Across the Life Span. Developmental Psychology. 33. Dr. Mohsen Lotfy Ahmed. Development Across the Life Span. Developmental Psychology. 34. Early Childhood. Early Childhood. [INSERT NAMES OF PRESENTERS]. [INSERT YOUR PRACTICE’S NAME AND LOGO]. Last updated September 2017. HOW TO PREPARE FOR THIS PRESENTATION. Review your practice’s current immunization procedures. If they differ from the recommendations presented . (AIPO). What is AIPO?. AIPO is the Arizona Immunization Program Office. Leads . public health immunization efforts in the . state . Funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. What are our goals?. Making Your CASPER Data Work . F. o. r You. Obtain and use your CASPER Passwords. Identify the primary reports in CASPER and how each can benefit your agency. Understand how the data is developed, reported, interpreted. Practical considerations for the successful introduction of Inactivated Polio Vaccine (IPV). 2. Contents. What are the WHO recommendations?. How to successfully introduce IPV. ?. How to effectively prepare healthcare workers for IPV introduction?. . David Baron, MD—UCLA. Mary . Knudtson, DNSc, NP, . FAAN--UCSC. Mary Ferris, MD—UCSB. Adele . Anfinson, MHA—UCSF. Tom Ferguson, MD, PhD—UCD. Gina Fleming, MD, MSPH—UCOP. 2. November – December, 2013. Immunization Programs: State of the States on Adult Immunization Katelyn Wells PhD AIM Research and Development Directo r Objectives Status of Immunization Programs (IPs) promoting NVAC Adult Immunization Sabin peer review workshop on sustainable immunization financing Abuja, Nigeria 19-21 April 2016 Country: Uganda Case: P ursuing financial sustainability for immunization services through legislation and expenditure tracking Dr. Muslim N. . Saeed. Family & Community Medicine Dept. . Tuesday , March 19. th. ,2019. Expanded Program of Immunization (EPI). Four to five million annual deaths could be prevented by 2015 through sustained and. Immunization against infectious diseases is on of the greatest successes of modern medicine last 200 years of. Edward Jenner,. vaccination has controlled nine major diseases- smallpox, diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, poliomyelitis, mumps, measles, rubella and yellow fever.. Immunization is an Efficient and Cost-Effective Investment. Note: this presentation draws heavily on materials from the WHO Euro Immunization Advocacy Library and . VoICE. , The Value of Immunization Compendium of Evidence.