Updated COVID-19 Vaccine Recommendations

[Centers for Disease Control and Prevention]

Plus, Hepatitis B, Pediatric Asthma, and Infection Control Courses

May 2023 Newsletter

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Hot Training Topic: Updated COVID-19 Vaccine Recommendations

CDC recently simplified COVID-19 vaccine recommendations to allow more flexibility for people at increased risk of severe illness and death. Learn about the updated recommendations. Earn free CE.

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Stop Hepatitis B

CDC now recommends all adults aged 18 years and older get screened for hepatitis B at least once in their life. Learn the latest testing, vaccination, and treatment guidance for hepatitis B. Earn free CE.

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Manage Asthma in Kids

An environmental history is key to managing childhood asthma. Learn how to identify environmental triggers and prevent asthma attacks. Earn free CE.

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Prevent Infections in Dialysis Settings

People on dialysis are at risk for staph bloodstream infections, which can be serious or fatal. Learn how to protect patients from infections in outpatient dialysis settings. Earn free CE.

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Additional Trainings & Resources

Identify factors that lead to foodborne outbreaks. We must know how and why foodborne outbreaks occur to stop and prevent them. Learn more with this short, animated video. Advance health equity for American Indian/Alaska Native communities. Public health professionals must recognize and uplift indigenous knowledge systems to advance health equity. Learn about an indigenous framework for data practice that can benefit tribal communities with this webinar. Earn free CE. Build your health equity practice. Social determinants of health such as housing, education, and transportation are key drivers of health inequities. Learn how communities are addressing these factors in this podcast series. Topics include food access, mental health, and renewable energy.

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