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Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been disruptions to essential health services affecting countries of all regions. Immunization programs were impacted in multiple ways, and those disruptions extended to fixed sites, outreach sessions and vaccination campaigns. As a re...
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Depuis le début de la pandémie de COVID-19, des perturbations des services de santé essentiels ont affecté des pays de toutes les régions et de tous les niveaux de revenu. Les programmes d’immunisation ont été affectés de multiples façons, et ces perturbations se sont étendues aux sites fi...
Join Sabin Vaccine Institute's Boost Community and WHO for a Special 2023 Fellowship Launch Event*Thursday, July 27 1:00 PM UTC/GMT
In May 2022, the Sabin Vaccine Institute's Boost Community (Sabin) and World Health Organization (WHO) launched the COVID-19 Recovery for Routine Immunization Programs...
Building off the foundational work of the Vaccination Demand Hub, and with funding from Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, the Service Experience Toolkit was launched. The Service Experience Toolkit is designed to introduce the concept of immunization service experience (SE) at the country level, part...
Do you want to learn about what drives vaccine uptake – and how to improve vaccination demand and coverage?
The World Health Organization (WHO) invites applications for the first cohort of the WHO Scholar Level 1 certification course on IA 2030 Strategic Priority 2 (SP2): commitment and demand.
Th...
Version 1 (OMS et UNICEF) en date du 27 juillet 2022
Ce document présente les principales considérations programmatiques essentielles pour passer des campagnes de masse pour la vaccination contre la COVID-19 à l'intégration de la vaccination contre la COVID-19 dans les programmes de vacci...
This new implementation guidance summarizes and builds on current global recommendations and programmatic considerations for establishing and/or strengthening platforms for the vaccination of health workers.
While this area has recently gained increased attention through the COVID-19 vaccinat...
Title: Considerations for integrating COVID-19 vaccination into immunization programmes and primary health care for 2022 and beyondVersion 1 (WHO & UNICEF) 27 July 2022 Content: This document lays out key considerations for integrating COVID-19 vaccination into immunization programme services, P...
Dear colleagues,
WHO, UNICEF, US CDC, and Gavi co-host an online training on the promotion of vaccine demand to maintain and restore routine immunization and promote COVID-19 vaccination by leveraging social data, behavioral insights, infodemic management, service experience and dig...
Contenu : Ce jeu de diapositives résume les derniers facteurs à prendre en considération et recommandations de l’OMS quant au choix des produits vaccinaux contre la COVID-19 avec la liste d’utilisation d’urgence (EUL) de l’OMS (la plupart de ceux-ci étant actuellement disponibles via le mé...
Chères et chers collègues,
L'OMS vous invite à répondre à une enquête rapide pour comprendre quels formats d'apprentissage en ligne fonctionnent le mieux pour le personnel travaillant au niveau des pays. Cette enquête aidera l'OMS et ses partenaires à aligner leurs futures offres sur les beso...
Dear colleagues,
WHO invites you to take a quick survey to understand what online learning formats work best for staff working at country level. This survey will help WHO and partners align their future offerings to the needs and preferences of immunization staff and make online learning more...
Content: This slide set summarizes WHO latest recommendations and considerations for choosing COVID-19 vaccine products with WHO Emergency Use List (EUL) (currently available under COVAX).
Objective: To help orient the Ministry of Health (MoH) and National Immunization Advisory Committee Group (NIT...
In African countries during vaccination campaigns or outreach activities in distant places, traditional cold boxes used for vaccine transport may stay cold for a maximum of about four days (if not opened frequently) in ambient temperatures of around 30°C. Health workers some times need to carry froz...
The WHO’s Department of Immunization, Vaccines and Biologicals (IVB) and WHO Health Emergency programme (WHE) are partnering with Project ECHO of the University of New Mexico (UNM), UNICEF, and TechNet-21 to host a series of 15 sessions that align with countries’ immediate and medium-...
Dear All:
With thanks to all who contributed, the NDVP version 2.0 is now on-line and can be found at: https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/WHO-2019-nCoV-Vaccine-deployment-2021.1-eng
The updated (second) version of the WHO-UNICEF “Guidance on developing a national deployment and vaccinati...
Due to ongoing problems with the WHO website, and increased demand caused by the COVID-19 response, I have created a new topic page that lists the key ISC planning tools created by the WHO Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI).
Cold Chain Equipment Inventory and Gap Analys...
As part of the fourth cohort of the WHO GRISP Scholar course, WHO warmly invites you to two open Special Events on routine immunization: 1. Gender and Routine Immunization, Wednesday 14h (2pm) September 23 Geneva time
2. Strategies for catch-up vaccination in the context of COVID-19, Wednesday 14h...
Are you **directly involved** with routine immunization activity planning for your country's Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI)?
If so, we encourage you to apply to join the court cohort of the Scholar Level 1 certification course offered by the World Health Organization. (This cour...
Dear all
I would like to invite you to explore an excellent set of self-paced learning resources - the WHO AFRO online modules on immunization program management for EPI Mid-level managers (MLM), which you can access here: https://who-afro-mlm.com/app/ .
The French version o...
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