2019

Upon completion of this webinar, one will be able to describe:

• Information about what Meningitis B is and the importance of getting the vaccination
• Introduction to the Meningitis B Action Project
• Statistics of Meningitis B cases throughout the nation

Upon completion of this webinar, one will be able to:

• Discuss the information gap that exists between public health and parents in the age of social media
• Explore uses of social media to promote immunization and preventative health interventions
• Evaluate parental use of the internet and social media for medical information and review guidelines for advocacy using social media

Upon completion of this webinar, one will be able to:

• Discuss findings and guiding principles from research with pregnant women and prenatal care providers
• Understand the barriers and facilitators to vaccinating pregnant women
• Discuss vaccination resources and materials for pregnant women and prenatal care providers

Upon completion of this webinar, one will be able to describe:

• Discussion of the Trump Administration and science
• Highlights the consequences of death related to vaccine-preventable diseases
• Masking evidence-based decisions or not, and the politicization of some science

Upon completion of this webinar, one will be able to:

• Understand the geographic locations or epidemiology of the 6 vaccine-preventable diseases
• Become familiar with the current vaccine recommendations for these travel vaccines
• Highlight 6 common travel vaccines

Upon completion of this webinar, one will be able to:

• Understand why your practice needs a culture of immunization
• Describe how all office staff play a part in creating a culture of immunization
• Describe 10 ways to create a culture of immunization & Identify free CDC immunization resources for parents and clinicians

Upon completion of this webinar, one will be able to describe:

• Discussion of measles reports and statistics
• MMR recommendations and the international/domestic travel guidelines for infants-adults
• Management of HCPs exposed to measles, MMR adverse reactions, and contraindications

Upon completion of this webinar, one will be to:

• Discussion of vaccine hesitancy and how it is a multidimensional issue
• Understanding the hesitancy in the context with British Columbia Studies
• Learn techniques to build confidence and craft messages that resonate with clients

Upon completion of this webinar, one will be able to:

• Discuss the role of the dental professional to increase awareness and health promotion efforts for disease prevention
• Learn signs, symptoms, and risk factors for oral and oropharyngeal cancer
• Introduce self-assessment for at home screening and provide cancer resources for professionals and patients

Upon completion of this webinar, one will be able to describe:

• How the HCP influenza vaccination works and National Recommendations from the ACIP
• Immunization Rates in Health Care Providers
• Interventions to promote flu vaccination among HCP each season