2019 Conference presentations
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Thursday 5 September 2019: Pre-conference Workshop | ||||
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Immunisation Team update Ministry of Health |
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Diana Murfitt |
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Workshops |
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1100 |
The Way Forward- getting to 95% |
Cold Chain |
Immunisation conversations |
Vaccine administration |
Understanding immunisation coverage data
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Vaccine hesitancy a continuum of choice
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Addressing descreasing coverage
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Motivational interviewing for immunisation conversations
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Vaccines and immunosuppression
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Immunisation during pregnancy
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Medicine control and community pharmacy cold chain
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Social media, how and when to react
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Moderating clinical assessment
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1345 |
Repeat of above workshops |
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1610 | What’s new internationally in vaccinology Nikki Turner, Director, the Immunisation Advisory Centre |
Friday 6 September 2019: Immunisation Conference Day One | |||
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Plenary Session 1: Current situations | |||
0900 |
The future for immunisation in New Zealand - challenges and opportunities Caroline McElnay, Director of Public Health, Ministry of Health |
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An international update: Gains and losses Nikki Turner, Director, the Immunisation Advisory Centre |
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Immunization and VPDs in the Western Pacifi c Region: evolution, achievements and future directions Yoshihiro Takashima (via video link), Coordinator, EPI Unit, Div of Communicable Diseases, WHO |
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Concurrent sessions 1 | |||
1100 | Immunisation frontline | Influenza vaccination in high risk groups | Communicating about immunisation |
Loretta Roberts |
Let's stop the flu- vaccinate your crew Joanne Hickman |
Revolutionising how we teach immunisation to medical students Amanda D'Souza |
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Why messages don't make it: A NIR and practice data comparison Georgina Tucker |
Improving influenza vaccine coverage in eligible 0-4 year olds in Auckland and Waitemata DHBs Catherine Jackson |
Bianca Bullivant |
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Immunisation catch-up calculator Jillian Boniface and Leanne Liggett |
Active surveillance of AEFI with influenza and dTap vaccines in pregnant Australian women Catherine Glover |
Giving voice to the silent majority - social media tales from the West Natalie Desmond |
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Plenary Session 2: Vaccine Safety Surveillance |
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1315 |
Vaccines to reduce the burden of respiratory diseases in children Kathryn Edwards, Professor of Pediatrics, Vanderbilt University Medical School, US |
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Respiratory virus vaccines - results of the Novavax maternal RSV vaccine study Adrian Trenholme, Paediatrician, Middlemore Hospital |
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One vaccine, two diseases, three lessons Helen Petousis-Harris, Director, Vaccine Datalink and Research Group, the University of Auckland |
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Working towards an effective vaccine for Group A streptococcus Nikki Moreland, Senior Lecturer in Immunology, the University of Auckland |
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Concurrent Sessions 2 | |||
1530 | Vaccine impact on disease | Disease outbreak and control | Immunisation challenges and successes |
Vaccination of pregnant women and infant hospitalisation rates for pertussis in Aotearoa Georgia Richardson |
Mumps outbreak immunisation programme, "Community Immunity" in Auckland and Waitemata DHBs Jean McQueen |
QUICKFIRE SESSION Jody Stephenson Belinda Tominc Jenny O’Neill Hannah Chisholm Sarah Sheridan Chloé Damon Nicola Carter Alexis Pillsbury Catherine Glover Alan Leeb
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Paediatric invasive meningococcal disease in Auckland, 2004-2017 Cameron Burton |
Measles - an immunisation system response Bridget Lester |
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Long-term vaccine impact on invasive pneumococcal disease among children with signifi cant underlying comorbidities in a large Australian birth cohort Sanjay Jayasinghe |
Targeted vaccination campaign for Men W in Northland Anil Shetty |
Saturday 7 September 2019: Immunisation Conference Day Two | ||||
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Plenary Session 3: Vaccine confidence |
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0900 |
Insights from the Vaccine Safety Network Alberto Tozzi (via video link), Chief Innovation Officer, Bambino Gesu Children's Hospital, Rome, Italy |
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Maternal immunisation: Protection of mother and infant Kathryn Edwards, Professor of Pediatrics, Vanderbilt University Medical School, USA |
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Addressing vaccine hesitancy and refusal Julie Leask, Professor, School of Nursing and Midwifery, University of Sydney |
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Communicating maternal immunisations - a midwifery perspective Adrienne Priday, Clinical Educator Midwifery, AUT University |
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Plenary Session 4: Equity | ||||
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Here’s the truth: We know how to close the indigenous immunisation coverage gap! Katrina Clark, NCIRS, Australia |
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Understanding immunisation inequities for tamariki Maori Esther Willing, Lecturer, Kohatu - Centre for Hauora Maori, University of Otago |
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Exploring inequities for immunisation and disease among migrant and refugee children in New Zealand Nadia Charania, Lecturer, Department of Public Health, AUT
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Exploring inequities for immunisation and disease among migrant and refugee children in New Zealand Janine Paynter, Research Fellow, the University of Auckland |
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Dispelling myths: Refugee health and immunisation Helen Saunders, GP, Refugee Health Screening Service, Auckland Regional Public Health Service |
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Concurrent Sessions 3 | ||||
1030 | Maternal vaccination | Vaccine safety surveillance | Improving coverage equity | OIS networking |
Determinants of antenatal infl uenza and pertussis vaccination uptake in Canberra, Australia Callum Thirkell |
Demonstrating human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine safety in Australia using active, text message-based surveillance Alexis Pillsbury |
Hinemoa McLelland |
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Vaccination in pregnancy: Uptake, awareness and the patient journey for Maori women Natalie Gauld |
Improving vaccine safety surveillance using business intelligence software: Victoria, Australia Hazel Clothier |
Estimating pneumococcal vaccine coverage among Australian Aboriginal children and children with a medically at-risk condition using record linkage Alamgir Kabir |
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Informed choice: Midwives’ experiences and recommendations with vaccinations in pregnancy |
Status epilepticus following vaccination is rare Lucy Deng |
Immunise Seniors: Improving shingles vaccination uptake Amanda Hicks |
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Plenary 5: Motivating around immunisation |
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1300 |
How to talk about Immunisation to motivate evidence led action Jess Berentson-Shaw, Co-director of The Workshop think-tank |