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Monthly Update April 2020 in Review www.immregistries.org In This Issue… AIRA's COVID-19 Response Update What's Making You Smile?Program Evaluation ProjectDon’t Let Immunization Coverage Fall Victim to CoronavirusUsing IIS to Support an Outbreak ResponseAIRA Board Corner: Nathalie Hartert, DirectorMeasurement and Improvement: New and Updated C...

1 May 2020, Vol. 95, No. 18, pp. 173–184 Now online IN THIS ISSUE 173 Progress towards maternal and neonatal tetanus elimination – worldwide, 2000–2018Download 1 mai 2020, Vol. 95, No. 18, pp. 173-184 Maintenant en ligne DANS CE NUMÉRO 173 Progrès accomplis en vue de l’élimination du tétanos maternel et néonatal dans...

96 EYE Newsletter April 2020 View this email in your browserDate: 30 April 2020 Increased yellow fever epidemic risk in the short and long run due to COVID-19 impactThe impact of COVID-19 on yellow fever (YF) immunization activities increases epidemic risk in the short run, with delayed outbreak responses, and in the long run, with postponed c...

Hello, Please see the following Information Request from the Tennessee Department of Health. If you are willing to share information, please reply directly to this email and include contact information for follow-up. INFORMATION REQUESTEDWhat do other states use to validate and populate missing phone numbers in their IIS? Has anyone used LexisNexis...

Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. Issue 1492: April 29, 2020 TOP STORIESWHO warns that gains in immunization coverage are at risk without ongoing immunization servicesVoices for Vaccines releases podcast titled "When Will Our Coronavirus Vaccine Arrive?” featuring noted researcher Dr. Stanley PlotkinIAC Spotlight! IAC ...

You are subscribed to CDC's Immunization Works! newsletter email subscription service. The current issue is now available. Top Stories COVID-19 UpdateMaintaining Clinical Preventive Services, Including Immunizations, During the COVID-19 PandemicClinics Working with ChildrenClinics Working with AdultsVaccine Information Statements (VISs)...

The Journey to Vaccines for All As COVID-19 disrupts routine immunization, JSI remains committed to helping countries build equitable and strong health systems. Vaccines can prevent life-altering diseases, giving everyone a better chance to pursue full, healthy lives. As COVID-19 disrupts routine immunization, JSI remains committed to helping count...

Keeping pace to stay ahead of COVID-19 When I last reached out to all of you, I felt like we were in the middle of a sprint.A sprint to mitigate the impact that COVID-19 could have on the people and the health systems in the communities where we work across sub-Saharan Africa.To make sure our staff are safe and healthy in locat...

Hello, AIRA Members –You may have heard that the National Quality Forum (NQF) is currently considering two immunization-related measures. The NQF Prevention and Population Health Standing Committee reviewed the Prenatal Immunization Status (PRS) and the Adult Immunization Status (AIS) measures for endorsement consideration. The PRS measure h...

By Hassan Mtenga, Country Lead, Health System Strengthening Project, PATH Posted in News, Products Photo: Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation/Riccardo Gangale. Nurses scan child health cards to verify which vaccinations are required using tablets and an electronic immunization registry at the Ngarenaro Health Center in Arusha, Tanzania. This post f...

WHO Weekly epidemiological record - Relevé épidémiologique hebdomadaire de l'OMSIN THIS ISSUE 161 Update on vaccine-derived poliovirus outbreaks – worldwide, July 2019–February 2020171 Monthly report on dracunculiasis cases, March 202024 April 2020, Vol. 95, No. 17, pp. 161–172Now online IN THIS ISSUE 161 Update on vacci...

Hello, Please see the following Information Request from the Utah Department of Health. If you are willing to share information, please reply directly to this email and include contact information for follow-up. INFORMATION REQUESTEDWe are working on adding immunizations designated as shared decision on our immunization forecast report, such as HPV...

Hello, As a reminder, AIRA’s next Discovery Session will be held Monday, April 27 at 4pm ET. Join AIRA, CDC, and New York City as we discuss lessons learned from H1N1 and the current COVID response. We hope you can join us for this session! Monday’s webinar information is listed below and can also be found here on the AIRA website. If you are ...

Hello, As a reminder, the next AART User Group Mini-Series will be Wednesday, April 22 at 4:00pm ET. This session will be focused on Clinical Decision Support. Join us for some, or all, of the AART User Group Mini-Series going on now! The webinars will be held on the 4th Wednesday of every month at 4:00pm ET through July. Overview: This is a six-mo...

17 April 2020, Vol. 95, No. 16, pp. 145–160 Now online IN THIS ISSUE 145 Infodemic management: a key component of the COVID-19 global response148 Progress towards measles elimination – Eastern Mediterranean Region, 2013–2019Download 17 avril 2020, Vol. 95, No. 16, pp. 145-160 Maintenant en ligne DANS CE NUM...

Hello,Please see the attached agenda for the upcoming AIRA Members & Partners meeting on Monday, April 20 at 2:00pm ET. As a reminder, a webinar component has been added to these meetings and the webinar information, along with dialing information, is included below. Recordings of past meetings can be found in the AIRA repository. J...

Hello, As a reminder, the AIRA Education Steering Committee is hosting a webinar on Tuesday, April 14 from 1-2pm ET about using an IIS to support outbreak response. The webinar will focus on stories and lessons learned from several IIS that may help other organizations in the event of an outbreak. You can register for the webinar here. The web...

It’s World Health Worker Week, and the COVID-19 pandemic has made us all acutely aware of the importance of health workers.  This year’s theme, “Leaders on the Line,” highlights how health workers, in service to others, often put themselves and their families at great risk. This was true before the world had heard of COVID-19, and will remain so wh...

Hello, This is a friendly reminder: if you have time, we would like your feedback on the Vocabulary Code Set Considerations document. It’s a brief, 20-page document that explores challenges and potential strategies for vaccine code set management. Please send your comments to Kristi Siahaya at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. no later than Friday April 1...