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Presentations from the 8th Canadian Immunization Conference

November 30 - December 3, 2008

All files are in PDF format and in the language of origin.

Sunday, November 30, 2008

Immunization: Past, Present and Future
Immunization Competencies for Health Professionals
Travel Health – A Primer for Front Line Providers
Oral Abstracts
HPV Lessons Learned
Journal Club: The Top Significant Articles in 2008
Leveraging Social Media Tools and Web 2.0 Technologies: Moving from BIG BANG to Small Bang Communications
From Fridge to Arm in 5 "Easy" Steps

Alexandra Henteleff

Alexandra Henteleff

Dr. Noni MacDonald




Monday, December 1, 2008

New Vaccines in Canada – From Concept to Implementation: The HPV Story

Dr. Alexandra Simniceanu

Dr. Simon Dobson

Communicating the Benefits and Risks with Clarity and Confidence
Vaccinology: Update for Immunizers
Innate Immunity and Toll-Like Receptor Signaling: Critical Aspects of Protection Against Infection and Its Implications for Vaccines
Responding to the Media

Dr. Allison McGeer

Susan Halasi

What Drives New Vaccine Development: Who Gets to Decide What Conditions are Targeted?

Dr. David Burt

Academia PDF This link opens in a new browser window

Dr. Brian Ward

Immunization Promotion and Delivery: Reaching Diverse Populations – Part I
Building a Better Influenza Vaccine
From Fridge to Arm in 5 "Easy" Steps

Alexandra Henteleff

Alexandra Henteleff

Dr. Noni MacDonald

The Evidence for Program Decisions: Surveillance, Epidemiology, Disease, Impact, Modeling, Economics
Oral Abstracts
The A.S.K. Approach to Immunization Communication: Communication Tools and Strategies for the Front Line
New Challenges and Advances in Vaccine Development
Immunization Promotion and Delivery: Reaching Diverse Populations – Part II
Monitoring Influenza Vaccine Programs: How Can We Do Better?

Dr. Barbara Law

Dr. Maryse Guay




Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Celebrating Canadian Innovation in New Vaccines and Vaccine Delivery
Evidence Base for Immunization Programs Including the Distinguished Lecture in Canadian Immunization
Distinguished Lecture in Canadian Immunization: Evidence-based Decision Making for Vaccine Programs in Canada
Lunchtime Workshops

Noni MacDonald

Vaccinology: Update for Immunizers
Adjuvants, the Immunologist's Little Secret
Reaching Special Populations
Post-Market Schedule Optimization: Different Schedules or Just Consistent Schedules
Facing the Issues : Legal, Ethical, Informed Consent – Part I

Dr. Kumanan Wilson & Dr. Jenn Keelan

Impact of New Technology Advances on Immunization Provider's Practice
Improving Uptake Through Soscial Marketing, Education and Surveillance
Case Study 1: Reminder System Initiatives to Improve Uptake

The Evidence for Program Decisions: Surveillance, Epidemiology, Disease, Impact, Modeling, Economics
Oral Abstracts
New Vaccine Programs: Measuring the Clinical and Economic Impact
Public Confidence and Its Impact on Program Planning

Dr. Ian Gemmill

Advocacy



Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Pandemic Influenza: Critical Knowledge Gaps and Canadian Efforts to Bridge Them

Dr. Nuala Kenny