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Tuesday 7th March
Tuesday 7th March
Principles and Practices of Vaccines, Implementation Policy, and Sexual Health
Principles and Practices of Vaccines, Implementation Policy, and Sexual Health
Vaccines have and continue to save lives. Without vaccines 50% of us would not be here. The rapid advancement in developing vaccines is an example of how fast progress is possible in adversarial times. Working with subject matter experts in virology, immunology and vaccinology has enabled us to develop tried and trusted vaccines as well as try new platforms. These new platforms have the potential to alter preventative medicine interventions. Imagine a vaccine to prevent chronic diseases - this may soon become possible.
We will address the fantastic developments in the field of vaccines and what else can also be achieved via the vaccines route, especially as antibiotics maybe becoming ineffective.
Speakers:
Dr Bharat Pankhania (Senior Clinical Lecturer)
Dr Kev Smith (Regional Director Public Health Commissioning, NHS North East & Yorkshire)
Dr Bret Palmer (Consultant GUM/HIV Medicine at Royal United Hospital)
Schedule
Schedule
12:30 – 13:30 Dr Bharat Pankhania: vaccine theory and principles
13:30 – 13:45 Break
13:45 – 14:45 Dr Kev Smith: vaccine policy, application of epidemiology to the Covid-19 pandemic and monkey pox
14:45 – 15:00 Break
15:00 – 16:20 Dr Bret Palmer: HIV and STIs
16:20 – 16:30 Discussion and wrap-up
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Resources, Reflections and Recording
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