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  •  Evaluation of energy harvest control systems used with solar direct drive vaccine refrigerators and freezers in Senegal
    Many health facilities in low- and middle-income countries lack access to reliable mains electricity, making the refrigeration of vaccines at appropriate temperatures challenging. A common solution is to use solar direct drive refrigerators. The solar arrays that power solar direct drive refrigerators often produce more energy than the...
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  • Joseph Little a créé une nouvelle discussion

    PATH is excited to announce the 7th International Conference on Microneedles will be held May 15 through 17, 2023, in Seattle, Washington.

    This in-person conference will bring together researchers, scientists, public health leaders, and industry experts from across the globe focused on the development of microneedle-based patches and injection devices for vaccine and pharmaceutical delivery, as well as other applications of microneedles such as for diagnostics and sensors.

    Registration is now open! Early bird discounts are available for those registering by February 28, 2023. Join this unique, bi-annual international forum featuring sessions that take a deep look at technical research from global leaders in the field, as well as fresh perspectives and new data from up-and-coming experts working in microneedle research and development.

    Sessions will feature talks by leading experts on topics including pandemic preparedness, regulatory and quality, vaccines and…

    PATH is excited to announce the 7th International Conference on Microneedles will be held May 15 through 17, 2023, in Seattle, Washington.

    This in-person conference will bring together researchers, scientists, public health leaders, and industry experts from across the globe focused on the development of microneedle-based patches and injection devices for vaccine and pharmaceutical delivery, as well as other applications of microneedles such as for diagnostics and sensors.

    Registration is now open! Early bird discounts are available for those registering by February 28, 2023. Join this unique, bi-annual international forum featuring sessions that take a deep look at technical research from global leaders in the field, as well as fresh perspectives and new data from up-and-coming experts working in microneedle research and development.

    Sessions will feature talks by leading experts on topics including pandemic preparedness, regulatory and quality, vaccines and biologics, global health impact, fabrication and mechanics, diagnostics and sensors, clinical research, therapeutics, sexual and reproductive health, manufacturing, and much more. The multiday program also includes poster and flash presentations, critical development updates, cutting edge academic research insights, networking sessions, and social activities.

    Microneedle technology has the potential to foster untold gains in access, efficacy, and adherence for vaccines and essential medicines. PATH’s Center of Excellence for Microarray Patch Technology is mobilizing efforts to accelerate the development of microarray patches for positive health impact in low-resource communities.

    Since the inaugural conference held in Atlanta, USA in 2010, the International Conference on Microneedles has been held in Cork, Ireland; Baltimore, USA; London, UK; Vancouver, Canada; and Seoul, South Korea/virtual.

    For more information on the conference, please visit the conference website or email [email protected] with any questions.

    More information:

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    Joseph Little a créé une nouvelle discussion

    The following blog post was written by Sandeep Kumar of PATH and highlights PATH’s work in freeze-preventive vaccine carriers:

    https://www.path.org/articles/breakthrough-vaccine-carrier-solves-an-invisible-challenge-to-vaccine-potency/

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  • Dear Hamadou,

    PATH recently posted the following resource on the integration of temperature sensitive primary health care products into the vaccine cold chain. We hope that you find this resource useful in your thesis and look forwarding to filling your survey.  

    https://www.path.org/resources/solutions-address-primary-health-care-cold-chain-and-integration-bottlenecks/

    Thanks,

    Joe

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  • Dear colleagues,

    The following document contains the results from the surey and our work in this area: 

    https://www.path.org/resources/solutions-address-primary-health-care-cold-chain-and-integration-bottlenecks/

    Thanks to all of you that responded to the survey feedback. 

    Best wishes,

    Joe

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  •  Solutions to address primary health care cold chain and integration bottlenecks
    Accidental interruption of the cold chain storage of health products can create problems such as spoilage, changes in the appearance, taste, or smell, growth of harmful bacteria, or lost potency. As part of PATH’s work in supply systems and equipment, this presentation provides insights into the biggest challenges in the cold chain management of...
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  •  Using long-range freeze-preventive vaccine carriers in Nepal: A study of equipment performance, acceptability, systems fit, and cost
    Preventing vaccine freezing is one of the biggest challenges in vaccine management. Until 2018, vaccine carriers used in the immunization program lacked features to prevent vaccine freezing. Freeze-preventive vaccine carriers (FPVCs) have an engineered liner that buffers vaccines from direct exposure to frozen ice packs. A field evaluation of...
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  • Joseph Little a ajouté une nouvelle ressource au Centre de Connaissances
     Using long-range freeze-preventive vaccine carriers in Nepal: A study of equipment performance, acceptability, systems fit, and cost
    Preventing vaccine freezing is one of the biggest challenges in vaccine management. Until 2018, vaccine carriers used in the immunization program lacked features to prevent vaccine freezing. Freeze-preventive vaccine carriers (FPVCs) have an engineered liner that buffers vaccines from direct exposure to frozen ice packs. A field evaluation of three FPVCs was conducted in 24 health posts in eastern Nepal. The objective was to evaluate the FPVCs’ performance, acceptability, systems fit, and cost, to inform prequalification and introduction planning. The study was carried out in two phases: in the first phase, FPVCs containing dummy vaccines (labeled “Not for Human Use”) were transported to outreach sessions along with a standard vaccine carrier (SVC); in the second phase, the FPVCs were used for transporting vaccines taken to outreach sessions and used for vaccinating eligible children. The study gathered quantitative and qualitative data from health workers, logbooks, and electronic temperature monitors placed inside and outside the FPVCs. Results indicate the FPVCs successfully prevented temperatures below 0 °C more than 99% of the time—except at one site, where ambient temperatures were below the minimum rated testing temperature specified by the World Health Organization. Internal cool-down times for the FPVCs were highly variable, as were mean kinetic temperatures, possibly driven by the wide range of ambient temperatures and higher-than-expected variations in freezer performance, which, along with the need to transport ice packs to some locations, affected ice-pack temperatures. Almost all health workers requested smaller, lighter-weight FPVCs but appreciated the FPVCs’ ability to prevent vaccines from freezing while avoiding undue heat exposure. FPVCs had benefit-cost ratios greater than 1 and hence good value for money. Results point to the importance of understanding the intended environment of use and the need for smaller, short-range as well as long-range carriers.
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  • Dear colleagues, 

    We wanted to send a quick reminder regarding the above survey regarding the impact of COVID-19 vaccine rollout on routine immunization systems. The deadline for your inputs is January 31: 
    https://redcap.iths.org/surveys/?s=CWKTCRMARTLMKYAD

     

    The French version of the survey was posted here:  

    Technet posting (French): https://www.technet-21.org/en/?option=com_easydiscuss&view=post&id=6641&Itemid=1747

    Direct link (French): https://redcap.iths.org/surveys/?s=9KE34LE3N9YR7AYK    

     

     

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  • Chers collègues
    
    Un petit rappel concernant l'enquête.
    
    Le lien indiqué ici donne accès à l’enquête : https://redcap.iths.org/surveys/?s=9KE34LE3N9YR7AYK

    Un exemplaire du questionnaire en anglais est également à votre disposition (https://redcap.iths.org/surveys/?s=CWKTCRMARTLMKYAD).

    Date limite : 31 janvier.

    Merci d’avance de votre participation.

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  • Joseph Little a créé une nouvelle discussion

    PATH cherche à comprendre l’impact du déploiement de la vaccination COVID-19 sur les systèmes de vaccination systématique, d’après les  leçons apprises de différents pays d’Afrique et d’Asie. Nous invitons les personnes suivantes à répondre à une enquête concernant leurs expériences  du déploiement de la vaccination COVID-19 :

    • Personnes travaillant dans un pays d’Afrique ou d’Asie et ayant une connaissance directe de l’impact du déploiement de la vaccination COVID-19 sur le système de vaccination systématique ou sur les campagnes de vaccination
    • Personnes ayant une connaissance directe des mesures prises pour atténuer ou prévenir les impacts négatifs éventuellement associés au déploiement de la vaccination COVID-19 sur le système de vaccination systématique
    • Personnes participant à la prestation de la vaccination COVID-19, telles que gestionnaires de programme de vaccination, logisticiens ou membres de groupe consultatif technique national ou régional de vaccination
    • Person…

    PATH cherche à comprendre l’impact du déploiement de la vaccination COVID-19 sur les systèmes de vaccination systématique, d’après les  leçons apprises de différents pays d’Afrique et d’Asie. Nous invitons les personnes suivantes à répondre à une enquête concernant leurs expériences  du déploiement de la vaccination COVID-19 :

    • Personnes travaillant dans un pays d’Afrique ou d’Asie et ayant une connaissance directe de l’impact du déploiement de la vaccination COVID-19 sur le système de vaccination systématique ou sur les campagnes de vaccination
    • Personnes ayant une connaissance directe des mesures prises pour atténuer ou prévenir les impacts négatifs éventuellement associés au déploiement de la vaccination COVID-19 sur le système de vaccination systématique
    • Personnes participant à la prestation de la vaccination COVID-19, telles que gestionnaires de programme de vaccination, logisticiens ou membres de groupe consultatif technique national ou régional de vaccination
    • Personnes participant au soutien de la prestation de la vaccination COVID-19, telles que partenaires d’assistance technique travaillant dans le pays ou au niveau régional en Afrique ou en Asie 

    Le questionnaire porte sur les leçons apprises concernant l’impact du déploiement de la vaccination COVID-19 sur la disponibilité de ressources humaines, sur la chaîne d’approvisionnement en vaccins (y compris la disponibilité d’équipements de la chaîne du froid et de transports), sur le financement des programmes et sur les systèmes de gestion des données. L'enquête sera fermée le 31 janvier.

    Le lien indiqué ici donne accès à l’enquête : https://redcap.iths.org/surveys/?s=9KE34LE3N9YR7AYK    

    Un exemplaire du questionnaire en anglais est également à votre disposition (https://redcap.iths.org/surveys/?s=CWKTCRMARTLMKYAD). Merci d’avance de votre participation. 

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  • Joseph Little a créé une nouvelle discussion

    PATH is seeking to understand the impact of COVID-19 vaccine rollout on routine immunization systems, focusing on learnings from several countries in Africa and Asia. We are inviting the following individuals to complete a survey about their experience with COVID-19 vaccine rollout:

    • Individuals working in a country in Africa or Asia with firsthand knowledge about how the COVID-19 vaccine rollout has impacted routine immunization system or vaccine campaigns
    • Individuals with firsthand knowledge of actions that have been taken to mitigate or prevent any negative impacts on routine immunization system associated with the COVID-19 vaccine rollout
    • Individuals involved in COVID-19 vaccine delivery, such as immunization program managers, logisticians, or national and regional immunization technical advisory group members.
    • Individuals involved in supporting COVID-19 vaccine delivery, such as technical assistance partners working in country or at the regional level in Africa or Asia.

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    PATH is seeking to understand the impact of COVID-19 vaccine rollout on routine immunization systems, focusing on learnings from several countries in Africa and Asia. We are inviting the following individuals to complete a survey about their experience with COVID-19 vaccine rollout:

    • Individuals working in a country in Africa or Asia with firsthand knowledge about how the COVID-19 vaccine rollout has impacted routine immunization system or vaccine campaigns
    • Individuals with firsthand knowledge of actions that have been taken to mitigate or prevent any negative impacts on routine immunization system associated with the COVID-19 vaccine rollout
    • Individuals involved in COVID-19 vaccine delivery, such as immunization program managers, logisticians, or national and regional immunization technical advisory group members.
    • Individuals involved in supporting COVID-19 vaccine delivery, such as technical assistance partners working in country or at the regional level in Africa or Asia.

    The survey focuses on learnings on the impact of COVID-19 vaccine rollout on human resource availability, vaccine supply chain including cold chain equipment and transport availability, program financing, and data management systems.

    The survey link is available here: https://redcap.iths.org/surveys/?s=CWKTCRMARTLMKYAD.   

    The survey will be closed on January 31.

    A copy of the survey in French will be available in 2022 for your convenience as well. Thank you in advance for your contributions.

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  • Joseph Little a créé une nouvelle discussion

    PATH is seeking to understand the impact of COVID-19 vaccine rollout on routine immunization systems, focusing on learnings from several countries in Africa and Asia. We are inviting the following individuals to complete a survey about their experience with COVID-19 vaccine rollout:

    • Individuals working in a country in Africa or Asia with firsthand knowledge about how the COVID-19 vaccine rollout has impacted routine immunization system or vaccine campaigns
    • Individuals with firsthand knowledge of actions that have been taken to mitigate or prevent any negative impacts on routine immunization system associated with the COVID-19 vaccine rollout
    • Individuals involved in COVID-19 vaccine delivery, such as immunization program managers, logisticians, or national and regional immunization technical advisory group members.
    • Individuals involved in supporting COVID-19 vaccine delivery, such as technical assistance partners working in country or at the regional level in Africa or Asia.

    T…

    PATH is seeking to understand the impact of COVID-19 vaccine rollout on routine immunization systems, focusing on learnings from several countries in Africa and Asia. We are inviting the following individuals to complete a survey about their experience with COVID-19 vaccine rollout:

    • Individuals working in a country in Africa or Asia with firsthand knowledge about how the COVID-19 vaccine rollout has impacted routine immunization system or vaccine campaigns
    • Individuals with firsthand knowledge of actions that have been taken to mitigate or prevent any negative impacts on routine immunization system associated with the COVID-19 vaccine rollout
    • Individuals involved in COVID-19 vaccine delivery, such as immunization program managers, logisticians, or national and regional immunization technical advisory group members.
    • Individuals involved in supporting COVID-19 vaccine delivery, such as technical assistance partners working in country or at the regional level in Africa or Asia.

    The survey focuses on learnings on the impact of COVID-19 vaccine rollout on human resource availability, vaccine supply chain including cold chain equipment and transport availability, program financing, and data management systems.

    The survey link is available here: https://redcap.iths.org/surveys/?s=CWKTCRMARTLMKYAD.   

    The survey will be closed on January 31.

    A copy of the survey in French will be available in 2022 for your convenience as well. Thank you in advance for your contributions.

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  • Hi Hendrick,

     

    Yes, we will post a summary to Technet after the results are analyzed, which will likely be in late November.

     

    We just today posted a French version of the survey under a separate Technet posting but also available at the link below with a deadline of November 5: 

    https://redcap.iths.org/surveys/?s=PWT9PXF93NW47TPR   

     

    To others that read this response, there are still a few days left to fill out the English version of the survey:  

    https://redcap.iths.org/surveys/?s=AA4R8M7LPFDLXLRX  

     

    Best regards,


    Joe

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    Chers / Chères collègues,

    PATH cherche à identifier et documenter les principaux obstacles qui entravent le système de la chaîne du froid concernant les soins de santé primaire (SSP), ainsi que les opportunités et défis de l’intégration des chaînes du froid des produits de SSP et des produits vaccinaux. Nous avons entrepris à cette fin une enquête dans laquelle nous demandons aux répondants d’identifier et de décrire, au sein de la chaîne du froid des SSP, les principaux obstacles à la délivrance de produits de santé prioritaires sensibles à la température aux personnes qui en ont besoin. Nous invitons les experts de la chaîne du froid et/ou de la prestation de SSP à participer. Les réponses à cette enquête éclaireront les recommandations de stratégie et les prochaines étapes d'intégration et de solutions de chaîne du froid propices à la prestation des services de SSP. Le questionnaire demande 10 à 15 minutes d'attention.

    Merci de bien vouloir répondre à l’enquête d'ici le…

    Chers / Chères collègues,

    PATH cherche à identifier et documenter les principaux obstacles qui entravent le système de la chaîne du froid concernant les soins de santé primaire (SSP), ainsi que les opportunités et défis de l’intégration des chaînes du froid des produits de SSP et des produits vaccinaux. Nous avons entrepris à cette fin une enquête dans laquelle nous demandons aux répondants d’identifier et de décrire, au sein de la chaîne du froid des SSP, les principaux obstacles à la délivrance de produits de santé prioritaires sensibles à la température aux personnes qui en ont besoin. Nous invitons les experts de la chaîne du froid et/ou de la prestation de SSP à participer. Les réponses à cette enquête éclaireront les recommandations de stratégie et les prochaines étapes d'intégration et de solutions de chaîne du froid propices à la prestation des services de SSP. Le questionnaire demande 10 à 15 minutes d'attention.

    Merci de bien vouloir répondre à l’enquête d'ici le mercredi 5 novembre 2021 à 8 heures UTC (17 heures heure américaine du Pacifique) en cliquant sur le lien ci-dessous : Défis et intégration de la chaîne du froid pour les soins de santé primaire

    Si le lien ci-dessus ne fonctionne pas, essayez de copier celui-ci dans votre navigateur :

    https://redcap.iths.org/surveys/?s=PWT9PXF93NW47TPR   

    Votre contribution à cet effort ne pourrait être plus précieuse et nous avons hâte de tirer les enseignements de vos réponses ! D’avance merci de bien vouloir prendre le temps de participer.

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