PPT-Vaccine in National Immunization Programme Update

March 2015 Countries with Hib vaccine in the national immunization programme and planned introductions in 2015 Includes partial introduction Data source WHOIVB Database as of 05 March 2015 Map production Immunization Vaccines and Biologicals IVB. April 2016. Countries with Hib vaccine in the national immunization . programme. * Includes partial introduction. Data source: WHO/IVB Database, as of 12 April 2016. Map production Immunization Vaccines and Biologicals (IVB),. Presentation to: . Presented by:. Date:. Disclosure Statements. Neither . the planners of this session nor I have any financial relationship with pharmaceutical companies, biomedical device manufacturers, or corporations whose products and services are related to the vaccines we discuss.. . R. esearch. report on knowledge, attitudes, beliefs and practices. 2016. . Dulamsuren. . S . Jargalsaikhan. D . Tsetsegdary. . G. Purpose .  . Assess . knowledge, attitudes, beliefs and practices to vaccine uptake, and factors and constrains that affecting the vaccine hesitancy among parents/caregivers and . January 2018. Countries using IPV vaccine to date. This information . is. . available. . from. the . website. @:. IPV Introduction, OPV Withdrawal and Routine Immunization Strengthening. : . http://www.who.int/immunization/diseases/poliomyelitis/inactivated_polio_vaccine/en/. Version 8.5*1. Amy Groom, MPH. IHS Immunization Program Manager. Amy.Groom@ihs.gov. Some basic tips. To go back to a previous screen, enter “^” (shift 6). To save changes and exit, hit the F1 key and “E” in quick succession. 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 Module 4 HPV vaccine administration Gardasil TM Essential Training Package for HPV Vaccine Introduction Learning Objectives At the end of this module , you will have learned to: Describe activities carried out 655 West 12th AvenueVancouver BC V5Z 4R4Tel 6047072548Fax 6047072515wwwbccdccaCommunicable Disease Control ManualChapter 2 Immunization PartAdverse Events Following ImmunizationCommunicable Disease C Flor. M. Munoz, MD. Associate Professor. Baylor College of Medicine. Texas Children’s Hospital. Houston, Texas. Outline. How vaccines work. The . Importance and Success of vaccines. Review . of . 2018 . Outline of Presentation. UIP Scope and Scale. Immunization Coverage trends. Newer Interventions . & future plans in/as. :. Scaling up coverage: Mission . Indradhanush. New Vaccines introduction. Improving Quality:. (. AEFI). Adverse Events Following Immunization. . (AEFI). . The goal of immunization is to protect individuals from specific disease; but may lead to adverse events that require careful monitoring.. 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.. An overview of routine immunization services in developing countries. Presentation I Outline. Broad overview of Routine Immunization (RI). History of Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI). About the RI vaccines. 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.