Introducing the FIP ‘Transforming Vaccination Globally & Regionally’ series Programme… needs, action and outcomes
Page: Vaccination
Addressing barriers to uptake: Adherence, misinformation & anti-Science
Good Pharmacy Practice – Joint FIP/WHO Guidelines on GPP Standards for quality of pharmacy services (2011)
This document describes the key roles, functions and activities of pharmacists, including the administration of vaccines.
140th WHO Executive Board Meeting. Intervention on provisional agenda item 8.3 ─ Addressing the global shortage of medicines and vaccines (2017)
This statement addresses the global shortage of medicines and vaccines and the role pharmacists can have in supporting this global issue.
Vaccines Today
Vaccines Today has been online since 2011. The site is supported by Vaccines Europe, independently accredited by Health on the Net and is an active member of the WHO Vaccine Safety Net network. Its content is written by professional health journalists and actively reviewed by an Editorial Board of doctors, scientists and patient representatives. FIP is proudly joining this group of more than 20 organisations including the Immunization Action Coalition, History of Vaccines, the World Medical Association and Vaccine Ambassadors in the promotion of vaccination uptake and coverage around the world.
International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers and Associations – Influenza Vaccine Supply – IFPMA IVS
The Covid-19 pandemic has taught us a lot. Amongst other things, we’ve learnt about the importance of protecting the most vulnerable people in our societies, particularly older adults and patients with underlying medical conditions.
We need to improve influenza vaccination rates and, in doing so, reduce the burden of influenza disease nationally, regionally and globally. That’s why the IFPMA, IFA and FIP have joined forces to develop a common basis for a network communication strategy around influenza vaccination.
We’ve been working on our #TogetherAgainstFlu online campaign, together with the digital agency ZN. The objective is to keep raising awareness of the importance of flu vaccination and herd immunity for healthcare workers, older adults and patients living with chronic conditions, such as respiratory and heart diseases.
We are taking a network approach to reach these audiences. Evidence-based messages targeted at different stakeholders, opinion leaders and decision-makers will support their advocacy for implementation of existing recommendations for the prevention and control of seasonal influenza.
And we are looking to expand our influenza network. We are looking for other groups/organizations to partner with us in sharing the campaign messages across their audiences.
Join the influenza network. Help us spread us the messages around the importance of flu vaccination.