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Descriptions
Description:
An annual update, highlighting current and late-breaking immunization issues.
Audience:
Immunization Providers (Physicians, Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, Pharmacists, Physician’s Assistants, DoD Paraprofessionals, Medical Students, etc.)
Length:
2.5 hours
Next Broadcast:
Summer 2010. Self-study version of 2009 program is now available.
Register/More info:
Description:
Provides guidelines for vaccine-preventable disease surveillance, case investigation, and outbreak control.
Audience:
Physicians, infection control practitioners, nurses, epidemiologists, laboratorians, sanitarians, disease reporters, and others who are involved in surveillance and reporting of VPDs.
Length:
3 ½ hours
Next Webcast:
None scheduled at this time.
Previous Webcast
(2007):
View Archived Webcast (2007)
Resources (2007)
Slides (2007)
Course Manual (3rd Edition 2002)
Description:
Addresses issues related to a routine immunization clinic encounter: patient intake and screening, vaccine administration, vaccine management, documentation, vaccine adverse events management and reporting, and resources for staff orientation and development.
Audience:
Immunization clinic managers, staff supervisors, and staff who administer vaccines (Physicians, RNs and LPNs, Nurse Practitioners, Pharmacists, Physician's Assistants, Medical Assistants, DOD Paraprofessionals, Students)
Length:
2 hours
Next Webcast:
None scheduled at this time.
Previous Webcast
(2008):
Description:
Addresses the impact of vaccine-preventable diseases on adults; recommended vaccines for adults, including indications and contraindications; coverage among various demographic and risk groups; and strategies to improve coverage levels in the U.S. And, highlights the 2006-2007 Recommended Adult Immunization Schedule.
Audience:
Immunization Providers (Physicians, Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, Pharmacists, Physician’s Assistants, DoD Paraprofessionals, Medical Students, etc.)
Length:
2 1/2 hours
Next Webcast:
Scheduled for June 2010 release of straight-to-self-study program.
Previous Webcast
(2006):
View archived webcast (2006)
Originally aired: December 7, 2006
- Resources (2006)
- Slides (2006)
- Questions submitted during the Webcast (2006)
Description:
Technical and programmatic issues dealing with the prospect of an upcoming flu pandemic.
Audience:
Immunization Providers, State Immunization Program Managers.
Length:
2 ½ hours
Next Webcast:
TBA. None scheduled at this time.
Register/More info:
No registration at this time.
Course Calendar 2009
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May 1, 2009
Epidemiology & Prevention of Vaccine-Preventable Diseases
Release of four-part self-study program -
July 30, 2009
Immunization Update
Satellite Broadcast and Live Webcast at 9 am and 12 noon Eastern time -
May, 2010
Adult Immunization 2010
Release of self-study program
External Recordings
Human Papillomavirus (HPV): The Disease and the Vaccine (exit)
CDLHN/California Dept. of Health Services Immunization Branch
Recorded in December 2006, these informative 20 minute presentations provide important information for health care providers including links to valuable resources.
- Part 1 “Human Papillomavirus and Advances in Cervical Cancer Prevention”
- Part 2 “Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccine Update”
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Content last reviewed on May 4, 2007
Content Source: National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases