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ON-SITE PRESENTATIONS |
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- Request an On-Site Presentation
[Pennsylvania Only] If you would like an Immunization Education Program for your practice, conference, or health professional student group, click on the title. The Immunization Updates are interactive programs tailored to your site's needs. When you request an IEP, please note any content areas you would like included. The programs are free and offer CMEs and CEUs. Helpful materials are provided for participants and host sites. The programs are 1-2 hours, depending on site needs and topics to be covered. Practices are encouraged to develop specific plans for change during the IEP. Follow-up support from IEP Practice Manager Consultant Kathleen Marker, RN, and other IEP staff is provided to help institute and maintain practice improvements.
- Become a Presenter
If you are a Pennsylvania physician or practice manager, passionate about immunization, and have the time and flexibility to help educate your peers at least 4 times per year, usually mid-day, consider becoming a presenter for the IEP. An honorarium is provided for ech presentation. So that we can contact you, please click on the title and complete the form. Users must fill out all form fields in red, as well as Section 4, "Become a Presenter."
- Request Other Information
To request information about the PA IEP, please click on the title and complete the form. Users must fill out all form fields in red, as well as Section 6, "Request Other Information."
- Medical Assistant Training
The PA IEP adapted the California Department of Health's "Immunizaiton Techniques: safe, effective, caring" program for Pennsylvania and Philadelphia. This training program is a 4-hour, hands-on session for no more than 15 participants per session. Participants watch a videotape, see slides highlighting key points, and then move through three "skill stations" practicing different aspects of drawing up and mixing vaccine, injecting vaccine safely and in a caring manner, comfort measures, documentation, and storage and handling. For more information about how you might use this curriculum, contact Amy Wishner, MSN, RN: awishner@paaap.org.
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LET'S TALK TELECONFERENCES |
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- LET'S TALK: HUMAN PAPILLOMA VIRUS VACCINE AND 2006 INFLUENZA RECOMMENDATIONS
October 11, 2006 - Dr. Barbara Watson discussed the new Human Papilloma Virus vaccine and the 2006 Influenza recommendations.
- To view the references and syllabus material, click on the Title above.
- LET'S TALK: FOCUS ON PERTUSSIS
January 18, 2006 - Let's Talk: "Focus on Pertussis"
Sharon G. Humiston, MD, MPH, FAAP; Assoc. Professor of Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry.
- LET'S TALK: FOCUS ON INFLUENZA
November 17, 2005 - Let's Talk: Focus on Influenza
Paul Offit, MD FAAP, Professor of Pediatrics, University of Pennsylvania
- LET'S TALK: ADOLESCENT IMMUNIZATION UPDATE
April 26, 2005 - Let's Talk: Adolescent Immunization Update
Christine Stabler MD
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