Pharmacist in hospital , community and clinical setup has major role in counselling regarding vaccines there available brands and their dose.
this chart will help you to learn a bit about vaccines.

What started as kitchen-table doodles to explain my job in vaccines to my kids has taken on a life of its own.

Who knew adults like their science in cartoon doses too?

So… should I turn them into a book?

Comment if you’d read it, and throw your title ideas at me while you’re here. My kids will be the judging panel!

(Warning: may increase immunity to misinformation.) | 45 comments on LinkedIn

Explore insights from the first comprehensive, public data tool designed to provide insights into adult vaccination trends across the United States.

Je débunke l'article du Berliner Zeitung qui propage de la désinformation via son journaliste qui adhère aux narratifs coronasceptiques/antivax (confirmé par ce qu'il partage sur son compte Twitter et ses autres articles) ici : ➡️https://lnkd.in/dTYuFDXr

N'y a-t-il donc pas de code de déontologie pour les journalistes en Allemagne ?

Cet article se partage dans les sphères conspirationnistes dont FranceSoir (qui ne vérifie rien évidemment).

Le Berliner Zeitung est apparemment le journal le plus lu à Berlin, ce debunk (et le partage gratuit de cet article payant) est donc d'utilité publique.

Thoughts on Alicia Wanless's book The Information Animal

🎥 Nouveau projet du CNSF : la web-série “Vaccination & sages-femmes” ! 💉

Parce que les sages-femmes jouent un rôle clé dans la prévention et la santé publique, le Collège National des Sages-femmes de France lance une série de webinaires pédagogiques pour valoriser et renforcer leurs compétences vaccinales.

📅 Rendez-vous chaque un jeudi par mois dès octobre 2025
👩‍⚕️ Pour tout.e.s les sages-femmes, étudiant.e.s sages-femmes et autres professionnel.le.s de santé intéressé.e.s
💬 Des échanges concrets, des expert.e.s reconnu.e.s et des cas cliniques autour de thèmes essentiels :
➡️ prévention du VRS, coqueluche, HPV, grippe, COVID…
➡️ histoire et fabrication des vaccins
➡️ lutte contre le vaccino-scepticisme

🎯 Objectif : renforcer la couverture vaccinale et reconnaître le rôle des sages-femmes comme actrices majeures de la prévention !

Plus d'informations sur le site du CNSF : https://lnkd.in/epg5gxBx
Merci à Sanofi et Pfizer pour leur soutien à la mise en place de cette web-série.

Inscription obligatoire pour chaque webinaire

#Vaccination #SagesFemmes #Prévention #SantéPublique #CNSF #FormationContinue #Webinaire

ANSFL Association ANESF | Association Nationale des Étudiant·e·s Sages-Femmes @ansfc CNEMa - Conférence Nationale des Enseignants en Maïeutique ONSSF (Organisation Nationale Syndicale des Sages-Femmes)
Vaccination et Lien Social

Vaccinations have saved the lives of an estimated 17 million people between 2021 and 2024 – but global immunisation programmes face several challenges,

The Nocturnists are creating a podcast series that explores how trust in medicine is built, broken, tested, and redefined—by patients, clinicians, communities, and the institutions that shape our care. They’re seeking stories that illuminate these realities, from moments when trust was built or broken to times skepticism helped or harmed. Learn more and submit your story by October 31st.
The Physicians Foundation

Exactly 15 years ago, while on paternity leave, I was asked if I’d “write a few articles and interviews about vaccines” for a website that didn’t yet exist – called Vaccines Today. I remember the timeline so well because the project is the same age as my (fully vaccinated) teenager.

As a health journalist with a background in #sciencecommunication, writing about #vaccines was ideal, so I accepted the offer. And, as the project took off and I was appointed Editor, it was a chance to develop deeper expertise in a topic I’d covered only occasionally.

A brief history
Vaccines Today was launched after the H1N1 flu pandemic. Social media played a key role in shaping attitudes and actions to vaccines at that time, but most health authorities, healthcare professionals, civil society organisations and companies were slow to engage on the topic online. Anti-vaccine voices filled the vacuum.

It has taken time to establish #trust and grow a following, to build strong networks and a solid search engine ranking, but the project is now a firm fixture of the ‘immunity community’. It is a member of the WHO’s Vaccine Safety Net and is active in several coalitions.

Last week, on behalf of Vaccines Today, I collected the Balmis Institute of Vaccines Distinction in Almería, Spain. (Thank you Francisco Gimenez Sanchez!) The award recognises the contribution of the project over 15 years which have seen rapid developments in how we communicate – especially given the rise of #misinformation.

Communication infrastructure = resilient healthcare systems
The longevity of Vaccines Today is one of its key strengths. It has changed greatly over the years, but has become a consistent and ever-present voice in online vaccine conversations. In my lecture at Balmis, I made the case for viewing these kinds of information hubs as health system infrastructure – features of a #resilient health system that should be built and maintained between crises, rather than trying to respond when the next emergency strikes.

I continue to be grateful to the Vaccines Today editorial board who fact-check everything I write to ensure its quality, and to all of the partners and supporters who continue to engage with us through interviews and guest posts. (Watch out this month for features on the Ukrainian immunisation system; research on how health professionals can engage with patients on tricky vaccination-related topics; and an EU innovation project on nasal vaccines…)

Vaccines Today would not have been created and sustained without consistent support from Vaccines Europe, its secretariat and members. I’m very glad that I answered the call 15 years ago!

Vaccines Today (like our first-born) is navigating its adolescence at a time of general upheaval and misinformation. But with vaccination rates slipping and preventable diseases creeping back in Europe, I’ve never been more convinced of the need for a platform like this.

If Vaccines Today didn’t exist, we’d have to invent it.  | 13 comments on LinkedIn

Ce que nous apprends la dernière grande étude nationale de la population suisse face à la vaccination

Who is leading the war against science and what interest do they have - spotmedia.ro

Inside the slow-burning crisis reshaping modern health care.

Ci joint une vidéo créée pour la fête de la science 2025 pour s'initier à la vaccination One Health

🌍💉 La vaccination à l’échelle One Health : un enjeu majeur du XXIᵉ siècle
La santé humaine, animale et environnementale sont intimement liées. Pourtant, l’approche One Health, de plus en plus reconnue pour faire face aux maladies émergentes, reste encore trop peu appliquée à la vaccination.
➡️ Vacciner les animaux, c’est protéger aussi les humains :
Éradiquer la peste bovine a renforcé la sécurité alimentaire mondiale.
La vaccination des renards a permis d’éliminer la rage en Europe.
La lutte contre la grippe aviaire illustre les défis et le potentiel des stratégies coordonnées.
Au-delà des zoonoses, la vaccination contribue aussi à :
✔️ Réduire l’antibiorésistance
✔️ Préserver les écosystèmes
✔️ Inspirer l’innovation en santé humaine
🔑 Pour réussir : coopération entre secteurs, innovation vaccinale et prise en compte des équilibres écologiques.
👉 La vaccination One Health n’est pas un idéal, c’est une nécessité pour répondre aux défis sanitaires complexes de notre siècle.

DIM One Health

#OneHealth #vaccin #Fêtedelascience

A few weeks ago, I received an unexpected but deeply meaningful email from Dr. Duncan Maru, Assistant Commissioner at the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. He’d read my recent New York Times essay and reached out to say that storytelling and historical narrative are things public health often struggles to do well — and that his team would love to learn more about my work and “how I do it.” (Pinching myself...)

Tomorrow, I’ll be joining their all-hands meeting with about 100 colleagues from across NYC’s public health ecosystem — social workers, analysts, clinicians, community health workers, and administrators.

It’s a full-circle moment for me. I interned at the NYC DOHMH (HRTP Interns stand up!) while earning my DrPH at The City University of New York Graduate Center and later consulted there. Returning now to talk about the role of storytelling in public health feels both humbling and hopeful. | 11 comments on LinkedIn

Speakers Moderator Nahid Bhadelia Founding Director, CEID; Founding Director, BEACON; Associate Professor, Infectious Diseases, Boston University School of Medicine; Adjunct Associate Professor, Global Health Security, Boston University Frederick S.

Could NAC be the key to neutralizing spike protein damage ? The answer, based on clinical data is no. Wondering why ? There is no data whatsoever to
demonstrate it unless you are a hamster. But as McCullough Foundation sells it, Peter McCulllough is pushing a narrative of pre-clinical data in absence of any clinical one…The reason is simple, he sells it…

https://lnkd.in/eCAAxH5W

Bonjour Pierre Maudet, apparemment le Canton de Genève a un partenariat avec le Geneva Press Club - Club suisse de la presse.

Pouvez-vous nous dire si le canton finance ce club, et si vous approuvez la venue de Didier Raoult, un désinformateur notoire pratiquement sur tous les sujets de médecine et santé, blâmé par l'Ordre des Médecins en France, qui a réalisé le plus grand essai sauvage sur des patients contre toutes les règles éthiques, qui harcèle des chercheurs renommés comme Lonni Besançon et Elisabeth Bik et a encore lancé la fake new le 6 octobre dernier que les vaccins covid "augmentent les cancers chez les vaccinés" ? Fake new démentie par l'oncologue Dr Jérôme Barrière, MD. ✊🇺🇦 ici : https://lnkd.in/dBsWYEMf

Ne pensez-vous pas que cela donne une image catastrophique au Canton de Genève et à la profession de journaliste, métier qui est censé informer la population, donc l'inverse de ce que fait ce professeur depuis au moins 5 ans ?

Qu'en pensez-vous Mesdames et Messieurs les Conseillers d'Etats :
Thierry Apothéloz ? Anne Hiltpold ? Antonio Hodgers ? Nathalie Fontanet ? Carole-Anne Kast ? Delphine Bachmann ?

Mme Geraldine Savary, en tant que présidente du Club, vous avez déclaré dans le communiqué du club vouloir "Contribuer à la vitalité du paysage médiatique suisse et à la valorisation du travail des professionnels de l’information" et "Restaurer le lien de confiance entre les médias et le public par le partage d’expériences et l’éducation aux médias" (https://lnkd.in/dCyEkBQG). Or, c'est totalement l'inverse de ce qui se passe avec la venue de cette personne.

Je vais citer ma consoeur Dre Sarah Campiche :

"Le rôle des médias est d’éclairer, pas d’entretenir la confusion entre opinion, controverse scientifique et désinformation.

Quand une figure publique, suspendue par son ordre professionnel et mise en cause pour manquements graves à la rigueur scientifique et à la déontologie, trouve encore une tribune, la question n’est plus celle de la liberté d’expression ni de la pluralité des idées, mais bien celle de la responsabilité journalistique."

Bref, je crois qu'il va falloir sérieusement faire le tri dans la presse suisse. | 12 comments on LinkedIn

📄 A new qualitative study explores how the COVID-19 pandemic catalyzed both opportunities and challenges for integrating health campaigns across immunizations, neglected tropical diseases, insecticide-treated bed nets, and vitamin A supplementation.

💡 Researchers interviewed 26 stakeholders across Côte d’Ivoire, Ethiopia, Guyana, Indonesia, and Nigeria, finding that integration efforts varied from loose collaboration and partial sharing of resources to full co-delivery of interventions. While the pandemic’s disruptions stalled many campaigns, they also created urgency to rethink vertical program silos and to seize efficiencies through synergy in planning, logistics, and community engagement.

Read the full findings here: https://lnkd.in/eiyD4fYg

Authors: Alison K., Afzaa Rajabali, Olumide Ogundahunsi, Tuoyo Okorosobo, Eva Bazant, DrPH, Carol McPhillips-Tangum, Aashka Sood, Kristin Saarlas, Margaret Gyapong.

Another post full of misinformation from McCullough Foundation. Should every baby receive appropriate vaccination at birth ? Data shows that HepB is within elimination, that RSV hospitalizations and deaths are markedly reduced. Vaccination is not a religion: it is simply good medicine. Vaccine denial is a cult and we are seeing here one of their guru…

Background

Health workers (HWs) are considered the most influential promoters of immunization. This notion, however, was challenged during COVID-19 when health workers in several countries asked for more information before supporting mass vaccination. In Pakistan, many health workers registered in the system but were delaying their vaccination during the early days. We conducted this study to assess the acceptance of the COVID-19 vaccine along with the reasons for delays or refusals among health workers in Pakistan. 

Methods

From a pool of 20,000 health workers registered to receive the vaccine, we called 500 randomly selected health workers (doctors, nurses, community health workers, pharmacists) via phone. Overwhelmed by their work during the pandemic, only 234 could complete the survey. The survey was done in the early weeks of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout (February-March 2021) to inform the policy.

Results

About 3/4th of participants although willing, but were yet to vaccinate because 69 (39%) were busy in clinical duties, 28 (16%) were wary of its use in pregnancy or lactation, 23 (14%) had not received the text message with logistic details, 14 (8%) had a long distance from their vaccination center, 12 (7%) were currently having COVID-19 infection, while remaining 15-20% had a co-morbidity, were currently suspecting COVID-19 infection, or had just recovered from it. Chi-square tests did not reveal any significant association between gender and job designation with willingness.

Conclusion

Health workers have a high acceptance of new vaccines, yet policymakers must not expect that health workers will always be uniformly supportive of new vaccines. Health system strategies must include an ongoing process of documenting the information needs, questions, and apprehensions of health workers and addressing them in real time.