A Parent’s Guide to Vaccination: available in 13 languages From the Public Health Agency of Canada! | @GovCanHealth | https://t.co/GHufCxCI4g #VaccinesWork
We are recruiting! Help us monitor the COVID-19 booster vaccines in Alberta by completing a short survey online. Enroll here: https://t.co/kVB6CIakdB
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Are you a trainee in medicine, nursing or pharmacy? Would you like to work on your vaccine communication skills? Please DM or email [email protected] to participate. You could receive up to $125!
Causing an estimated 12,000 hospitalizations and 3,500 deaths each year, and a leading cause of death in Canada, the flu (i.e. seasonal influenza) should definitely be taken seriously.
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For health care professionals | Needle fear: When it gets in the way | A resource to help you to assist your patients | https://t.co/mduebsfGGq #VaccinesWork
CANVax in Brief 📕 | Enhancing Canada’s Vaccine Safety Surveillance for COVID-19 Vaccination Programs | Julie A. Bettinger, Jeffrey C. Kwong, Karina A. Top, Sarah E. Wilson, Sandani Hapuhennedige | https://t.co/VYEBNVELRY
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Congrats on this significant and well-deserved award @Dr_Jim_Kellner! We're grateful to work alongside you and appreciate your leadership of the ACHIEVE Research Team over the past 20 years!
Congratulations to Dr. Jim Kellner, MD, who has received the AMA Medal for Distinguished Service in recognition of his research, leadership and clinical efforts in pediatric medicine!
Learn more about Dr. Kellner’s work: https://t.co/x7VD4l4WIS
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Ottawa Morning with Robyn Bresnahan - Aug. 23, 2022: What is congenital CMV and how does it affect newborns? @ACHIEVEResearch Investigator Dr. Jessica Dunn speaks about Cytomegalovirus https://t.co/n7eej3OViz
#UCalgaryMed researchers including Drs. James Kellner, MD, and Otto Vanderkooi, MD, among authors of major new Canadian study published in @TheLancetInfDis confirming #COVID19 mRNA vaccines are safe in pregnancy.
@UofCr4kids
Calling all Canadian parents of kids aged 4-11: Do you want to make your child's covid vaccinations easier & more comfortable? Take part in this study to ease their pain & fear & empower your child! You’ll receive resources to help, answer questions, & get $40 to thank you!
Watch our webcast 📽️ | Needle fear, pain and vaccines – Introduction to the CARD system as a framework for vaccination delivery (en anglais) with Dr. Anna Taddio (@DrATaddio) from @UofTPharmacy and Dr. Meghan McMurtry (@DrMcMurtry) from @uofg | https://t.co/9HgsLwZ04L
The wait is over for #Under5! @ChildHealthCan celebrates this important milestone. All Canadians now have access to a #COVID19#Vaccine!
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(3/3) Health Canada and the Public Health Agency of Canada will continue to closely monitor the safety of this vaccine, and will take action as necessary. For more information, visit: https://t.co/EA575yBS9q
(2/3) After a thorough and independent scientific review of the evidence, the Department has determined that the vaccine is safe and effective at preventing #Covid19 in children between 6 months and 5 years of age.