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Do you want to learn about
Logistimo LMIS software and services?
Then join the 3rd session of our TechNet-21 webinar series on "Deploying an electronic LMIS: Making the right choice" next week, Thursday 7 October, at 3pm CET! Logistimo
will present a country case study. The name of the country is to be confirmed, but we'll share it on our Telegram channel dedicated to immunization supply chain: https://t.me/joinchat/a9Ii8u8S2EFlNmU8
Details of Session #03: Introducing Logistimo LMIS Software and Services
Date/time: Thursday 7 October, 15:00 CET (Geneva time)
Registration: https://who.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3dDFgsDISFCGZzefXViPBw
To continue the discussion or ask your questions, feel free to reply to this forum post or to join our new telegram group dedicated to Immunization Supply Chain https://t.me/joinchat/a9Ii8u8S2EFlNmU8
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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-term needs.
Webinar series topic: WHO Costing, Budgeting, Financing and Delivery of
COVID-19 Vaccines
The objectives of this webinar series are to optimize the use of existing resources and technical assistance through sharing of guidance, tools, resources, learnings,
and best practices to support costing, budgeting, and financing of C19 immunization programs by:
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providing technical assistance on the use of C19 tools, guidance, resources, and trainings on costing, budgeting
and financing, including the use of the updated CVIC tool version 2.2;
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sharing best practices in a community of practice on key challenges, benefits, and use of costing and budgeting
tools such as the CVIC 2.2 as well as strategies to maintain routine immunization services
Next session: Gavi and UNICEF’s Covid-19 Delivery Support: Everything you Need to Know About Needs-Based Applications
Interpretation into French and Spanish will be available
When: Wednesday 06 October 12:00 CET
Registration link: https://echo.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_-laAatzPS1SeSxvJmF-PNg
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The Boost Community is excited to launch a podcast as part of our broader
COVID-19 Listening & Learning series.
This podcast will provide insights from the frontlines of COVID-19 vaccine sites around the globe as well as feature experts to answer Boost
Community’s questions on COVID-19 vaccines.
Listen
Now!
Available on
Apple,
Spotify,
Amazon,
Gaana,
Google,
Stitcher,
Audible
Just Released!
Episode 1: Lessons from the Frontline - COVID-19 Mass Vaccination
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This first episode dives into the practical, the tactical and the technical aspects of setting up and implementing mass vaccination sites. With insights from frontline vaccine
delivery team Curative and the
World Health Organization (WHO), we offer insights to prepare frontline healthcare workers to ensure timely and efficient delivery of COVID-19 mRNA vaccines.
Guest speakers on the episode include:
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Alexandra Simon, Director of Vaccines, California, Curative
? Ann Lindstrand, Unit Head, Essential Programme on Immunization - Department of Immunization, Vaccines and
Biologicals, World Health Organization
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Mwihaki Muraguri, Paukwa House [Moderator]
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Episode 2: Pivoting in the Pandemic -Vaccine Research to Vaccination Practice
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This episode shares lessons from the Sisonke Study, a phase 3B open label study that provided pre-emergency use access to the
Johnson & Johnson vaccine to health workers in
South Africa. Researchers share the scientific, regulatory and ethical considerations that were needed to move rapidly from a clinical trial setup to active vaccination sites.
? Fatima Mayat, Clinical Trial Unit Coordinator for the Perinatal HIV Research Unit’s NIH Clinical Trial
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Dr. Erica Lazarus, Principal Investigator of the SISONKE Baragwanath and Ahmed Kathrada sites in Johannesburg
? Nqobizitha Ndlovu, Regional Director and Leadership Advisor, Adaptive Change Advisors
[Moderator]
Episode 3: Preparing for COVID-19 Vaccine Deployment - Guidelines & Insights for Health Care Workers
This episode features an interview with Ann Lindstrand the Unit Head for the Essential Programme on Immunization at the
World Health Organization (WHO)
headquarters in Geneva. Dr Lindstrand answers specific questions from the Boost Community around vaccine efficacy, hesitancy and equity especially as they pertain to COVID-19 mRNA vaccines and provides insights to how WHO is supporting the global
rollout.
Guest speakers on the episode include:
? Ann Lindstrand, Unit Head, Essential Programme on Immunization - Department of Immunization, Vaccines and
Biologicals, World Health Organization
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Mwihaki Muraguri, Principle Storysmith, Paukwa House [Moderator]
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NEW TRAINING COURSE! RESPONSIVE FEEDBACK
DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION IS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2021
Register today: https://boost-community.typeform.com/to/KawFD5AR?typeform-source=www.linkedin.com
The emerging and ongoing challenges of COVID-19 require innovative and agile approaches to program delivery, particularly when addressing vaccine hesitancy across the globe.
The Boost Community and The Curve, a consortium
led by Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and M&C Saatchi World Services, are
excited to present a 4-part training course that will teach the principles of Responsive Feedback (RF), a process that
helps practitioners use data to make better decisions and increase program success while active in the field.
Course participants will be given:
? Guidance on the steps of the CURVE process, which help organizations prepare for and implement Responsive Feedback within their programs
? Actionable steps that you can integrate now into your programs to address vaccine uptake and acceptance
? Strategies to extract more value from data in low-resource settings and programs
? Opportunities to workshop real problems with vaccine hesitancy expert Dr. Vish Viswanath of Harvard University
⭐ If you are looking for an opportunity to learn targeted strategies that can
improve the success of your vaccine programs, we hope you'll join us for this faciltiated, interactive course!
The 4-part training course includes:
⭐ Session 1: Setting
the Stage: Taking Stock of Your Resources for Responsive Feedback
⭐ Session 2: Charting
a Course: Examining Program Assumptions and Asking the Right Questions
⭐ Session 3: Seeking
the Evidence: Using Various Tools and Approaches to Gather Quality Program Data
⭐ Session 4: Evolving
for Improvement: Holding Pause and Reflect Sessions to Help Guide Decisions for Action
Fast Facts
Who is it for?
This course is designed for
sub-national and national immunization professionals that:
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Work in the areas of community health, health/vaccine education, or health/vaccine promotion or outreach
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Are above entry-level within their organization and have worked for their organization for a minimum of six months
No prior knowledge of responsive feedback is required. Those with and without experience are equally welcomed!
When is it?
The course will run from
October 14 - November 4, 2021, and sessions will be held every Thursday at 12:00 PM GMT (check
local time).
How much time will I need? The time commitment is approximately
2 hours per week
Is there a certification? A
certificate of completion from Boost and The Curve, will be provided based on attendance of all four sessions and completion of all assignments
How much does it cost? This course is
FREE for Boost members
How do I register? If you are interested in participating in this course, please
fill out this brief
application form
We hope you can join us!
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I am delighted to share with you the attached case study for
Data4Action Training and Community Platform, we have developed this platform for UNICEF MENA regional office to support countries to conduct data collection projects and country assessments in various topics. See attached
file.
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The Health Benefits of Rotavirus Immunization for Children in Palestine: Results of a Vaccine Impact Analysis
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Author: Palestinian Ministry of Health,PATH,Rostropovich-Vishnevskaya Foundation
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Published: 2021
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Link:
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Guide and Workbook for Conducting a Situation Analysis of Immunization Programme Performance
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Author: World Health Organization
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Published: 2021
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Link:
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Missed opportunities for vaccination among children aged 0–23 months visiting health facilities in a southwest State of Nigeria, December 2019
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Author: Akinola Ayoola Fatiregun,Elvis Isere,Fiona Braka,Francis Adegoke Akanbiemu,Itse Olaoye,Kofi Boateng,Lassané Kaboré,Laura Nic Lochlainn,Modupeola Dosumu,Richard
Banda,Rosemary Onyibe,Yetunde Olagbuji
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Published: 2021
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Link:
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Introducing Bileeta LMIS Software and Services
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Author: Bileeta
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Published: 2021
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Link:
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WHO COSTING, BUDGETING, FINANCING AND DELIVERY OF COVID-19 VACCINES - Gavi and UNICEF’s Covid-19 Delivery Support: Everything you Need to Know About Needs-Based
Applications
06th Oct 2021 10:00AM - 06th Oct 2021 11:00AM
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Deploying an electronic LMIS: Making the right choice: 03 - Introducing Logistimo LMIS Software and Services
07th Oct 2021 1:00PM - 07th Oct 2021 2:00PM
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Webinar on novel oral polio vaccine type 2 (nOPV2) rollout – next steps
18th Oct 2021 2:00PM - 18th Oct 2021 3:30PM
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Consultants Nationaux NOC (Appui à la lutte contre la pandémie COVID19) - WHO, Mauritanie
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Organization: WHO
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Location: Mauritanie
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Deadline: 05 October 2021
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Website:
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Consultants Nationaux NOB (Appui a la pandemie COVID19) - WHO, Mauritania
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Organization: WHO
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Location: Mauritania
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Deadline: 05 October 2021
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Website:
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Immunization Specialist (Vaccines Management) P3 - UNICEF, Zambia
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Organization: UNICEF
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Location: Zambia
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Deadline: 12 October 2021
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Website:
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National Cold Chain Support Contractor - to provide support for cold chain and logistics during introduction and roll out of COVID19 vaccines and routine immunization
- UNICEF, Lesotho
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Organization: UNICEF
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Location: Lesotho
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Deadline: 12 October 2021
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Website:
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Consultant to support UNICEF’s global demand for immunization team to track, monitor and document initiatives on COVID-19 vaccines confidence and uptake - UNICEF,
United States
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Organization: UNICEF
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Location: United States
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Deadline: 11 October 2021
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Website:
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WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION_WER No. 39, 2021 / ORGANISATION MONDIALE DE LA SANTE_REH No. 39, 2021
1st October 2021, Vol. 96, No....
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Weekly epidemiological record
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POLIO NEWS - SEPTEMBER 2021
Dear polio eradication supporter, Catch up on the latest polio eradication activities around the world this month in Polio News.
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Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI)
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SPECIAL ISSUE OF THE WER ON "EVIDENCE, LESSONS LEARNT AND BEST PRACTICES OF IHR, HEALTH SECURITY AND PREPAREDNESS"
27 September 2021, Vol. 96, SPECIAL ISSUE, pp. i–xlvi
Now online
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Weekly epidemiological record
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