Monthly Update !-- January 2022 in Review !--!-- www.immregistries.org !-- In This Issue: Executive Director's UpdateThe AIRA 2022 National Meeting Call for Abstracts Is Open!Join AIRA at HIMSS22!Consumer Access to IIS and SMART Health Card Solutions: A Landscape AnalysisAn Invitation to Anyone Interested in Power BIUpcoming Data Visualizati...
4 February 2022, Vol. 97, No. 05, pp. 25–32 Now online IN THIS ISSUE 25 Development of the WHO Eastern Mediterranean Region’s travel measures platform during the COVID-19 pandemic: a novel regional approach and interface in implementing the International Health Regulations (2005) and exchanging information in real time &nb...
Summary of the EYE Strategy's achievements in 2021 ...
View this email in your browserIVAC Webinar Series February 2022 Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health Register Today for Webinar, "Making COVID-19 vaccines APPEALing: Pilot message testing in India"Register Now When: Thursday, February 17, 2022 from 10:00am to 11:00am ET Vaccines ...
The latest polio eradication activities around the world this month in Polio News. ...
28 January 2022, Vol. 97, No. 04, pp. 17–24 Now online IN THIS ISSUE 17 Global Advisory Committee on Vaccine Safety, 17 September 2021Download 28 janvier 2022, Vol. 97, No. 04, pp. 17-24 Maintenant en ligne DANS CE NUMÉRO 17 Comité consultatif mondial pour la sécurité des vaccins, 17 septembre 2021...
News from PATH on vaccine developmentJanuary 2022|View Online|SubscribeIn this issue PATH assists Chinese COVID-19 vaccine suppliers to address pandemic needs Developing the next generation of malaria vacc...
Dear all, Best wishes to all of you for this new year! The year started with a first extraordinary SAGE meeting on January 19th which focused on major revision to the WHO SAGE Roadmap for Prioritizing Use of COVID-19 Vaccines. While the previous version of the Roadmap was developed in the context ofvaccine supply constraints, this updated ve...
21 January 2022, Vol. 97, No. 03, pp. 9–16 Now online IN THIS ISSUE 9 Progress towards poliomyelitis eradication – Afghanistan, January 2020–November 2021Download 21 janvier 2022, Vol. 97, No. 03, pp. 9-16 Maintenant en ligne DANS CE NUMÉRO 9 Progrès accomplis vers l’éradication de la poliomyélite – Afghanistan, ja...
Working towards health equity and strengthening health care systems, for better health outcomes for all.View this email in your browser Pandemic Perspectives: What’s Next?COVID-19 has highlighted the challenges within the U.S. health care system and created a demand for rapid innovation. Our ongoing Pandemic Perspectives series loo...
Image: GettyLessons From The Virtuous Cycle Of Global LearningAs we head into the third year of a global pandemic, VillageReach remains focused on speeding up the pace of global vaccination. There is still a long way to go to reach our goals, but nevertheless, I find myself filled with hope. This pandemic has brought many opportunities...
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As the co-directors of the Center for HIV & Infectious Diseases, we are committed to working across JSI and World Education to heed World AIDS Day calls to action from the White House and UNAIDS, which firmly state that we will not end the epidemic if we do not end health inequities and inequalities and ensure that people with HIV and who exper...
Related News & Stories Five Ways to Improve HIV Index Testing in Highly Saturated EnvironmentsHIV index testing in highly saturated environments can be extremely challenging, even more so where intimate partner violence levels are high. JSI staff working on the USAID Meeting Targets and Maintaining HIV Epidemic Control (EpiC) Project in Johanne...
This year at APHA, thousands of public health professionals will gather under the theme of strengthening social connectedness. COVID-19 has not only tested our connectedness; it has also tested the strength of health care systems all over the world. Collectively, governments and health care and community organizations continue to develop solutions ...
Strong supply chains are the backbone of health systems and are essential to positive health outcomes. We work at the intersection of supply and demand in more than 28 countries to bolster supply chain, service delivery, and program performance. Our support spans HIV, reproductive health, malaria, maternal health, pandemic response, and neglected t...
September 18 marked National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day in the US, a day to call attention to the growing number of people living long and full lives with HIV and to the aging-related challenges of HIV prevention, testing, treatment, and care. Test your knowledge: what percent of people in the United States with diagnosed HIV are 50 years of ...
*Please note you are receiving this inaugural edition of the Immunization in Focus quarterly bulletin because you are a JSI subscriber. Immunization in Focus is produced by USAID’s MOMENTUM Routine Immunization Transformation and Equity project, led by JSI Research & Training Institute. While originally written for USAID missions and projects, ...
Today, the JSI and World Education Boards of Directors announced the appointment of Margaret Crotty as their next president and chief executive officer. She will succeed Joel H. Lamstein, who has served as president and CEO since he founded John Snow, Inc. with Bert Hirschhorn in 1978. Lamstein has also served as World Education’s president since ...
The pandemic has compromised health care systems—including sexual and reproductive health. Supply chains are disrupted, and the health care workforce has been overwhelmed by the infectious disease. COVID-19 has also exposed and exacerbated inequities, including gender-based violence. Furthermore, meeting the sexual and reproductive health and right...