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Test your knowledge about the epidemiology and prevention of vaccine
preventable diseases or just take a refresher course. Access the the National
Immunization Program's web-based training course "Immunization:
You Call the Shots." The
training course is an interactive self-study program that participants
can complete at their own pace. A total of 13 modules are planned. The course
is
intended for nurses, nursing students, medical assistants, pharmacists,
health educators, immunization program managers, Department of Defense paraprofessionals,
and other healthcare providers working in private offices, hospitals,
and public
health settings.
Click here to access the first module, titled "Understanding
the Basics: General Recommendations on Immunization." This
course offers participants basic immunization principles, learning opportunities,
practice questions, reference and resource materials, and an extensive
glossary.
The activity, entitled “A Boost Up: Optimizing Childhood Immunizations,” features a series of three patient cases that are interactive and engaging. The patient cases provide immunization tools and resources for family practice physicians, pediatricians, nurse practitioners, PAs and nurses who treat pediatric patients.
Promoting Adolescent Health Through Immunization - In this one hour program, Dr. J. Carson Rounds addresses adolescent health to help physicians implement the latest immunization recommendations.
For online education about vaccine storage and handling, access the toolkit
titled, "Vaccine
Storage and Handling Toolkit." This
online course features 11 chapters of information, numerous online
resources, and two videos, How to Protect Your Vaccine Supply (2003 version)
and
10 Top Vaccine Storage and Handling Errors. Note: How to Protect Your
Vaccine Supply is currently being updated
for 2005 and will be available later this year.
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