Immunizations 

Treatment of Vaccine Preventable Diseases: Measles

Measles is a vaccine-preventable disease that continues to present via public outbreaks. In this episode, we will discuss a patient case and evaluate the pathophysiology, clinical presentation, and disease management of measles and dispel some the misinformation surrounding the measles vaccine.

Treatment of Vaccine Preventable Diseases: Rabies

Rabies is a rare and fatal condition that is not commonly seen in developed countries, though numerous cases are reported annually. In this episode, we will discuss a patient case and evaluate the pathophysiology, clinical presentation, and disease management of rabies.

Immunization Updates 2023: Clinical and Regulatory Changes for The Community Pharmacy Workforce

This activity will focus on clinical, regulatory, and legal updates impacting the provision of immunizations for pharmacists.

Vaccine Preventable Diseases: Tetanus

While tetanus is becoming rarer in both industrialized and developing nations due vaccination efforts, cases are still seen throughout the world.  In this episode we will discuss a patient presenting with signs and symptoms of tetanus and review disease management of tetanus.

Hit Me With Your Best Shot! Children and the COVID-19 Vaccine

This webinar will explain how mRNA COVID-19 vaccines work and review the safety and efficacy data behind the recommendation to administer them to the 5-11 year old age group.

COVID-19 Vaccines in Children and Adolescents

Experts in pediatric medicine provide timely updates in vaccinating children and adolescents against SARS-CoV-2, a critical next phase in countering the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19 Vaccines: June 2021 Update from the FDA

This webinar will provide insight into the COVID-19 vaccine updates such as: use in pediatrics/adolescents, vaccine durability, and ongoing safety and efficacy monitoring.

COVID-19: Immunizing Vulnerable Populations

This activity will focus on pharmacists in the community as they work diligently to help reach and administer the COVID-19 vaccines to vulnerable and underrepresented populations.