The Applied Immunization (Aimm) research team works to address real-world questions and challenges in immunization practice, policy, and public decision-making.
Voting for #IHDCYHTalks is open. The Aimm team (@SE_MacDonald) and @MaskwacisHealth have collaborated on a video.
Vaccines: A First Nations Childhood Immunization Video for Expectant Parents
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Follow the link and scroll to the bottom to vote on our video!
🎉IHDCYH Talks 2024 has received the most submissions ever! Thank you to all participants.
Time for everyone to vote for their favourites!
Check out the submissions and vote before Nov 30.
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Happy New Year from the Aimm research team! May 2024 be a year of global well-being. Let's continue to protect our communities against infectious diseases together @SE_MacDonald@UAlbertaNursing
The @aimm_research team is thrilled to be learning from and with Dr. Umar Yunusa, visiting scholar from Nigeria, who is researching strategies to increase vaccine uptake in one of the most undervaccinated corners of the world
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I'm proud to share this very recent publication that reports findings from the First Nations Childhood Immunization (FINCH) project, a collaboration between @aimm_research and our community research partners. #Indigenous#Strengthgh.bmj.com/content/bmjgh/8/1…
We are grateful to @MaskwacisHealth for their expertise, partnership, and support in co-creating a vaccine decision-making video resource for expectant parents.
We launched the video in community today, you can watch it here: youtube.com/watch?v=NZPlSbiN…
Four years since the first malaria vaccination programme was piloted in Ghana, Kenya and Malawi, over two million children are benefiting.
Learn from the health workers who turned those vaccines into vaccinations: bit.ly/3t1jAn2
Congratulations to #UAlbertaNursing graduate student Emmanuel Marfo, who has received three awards: the Jannetta MacPhail Award, the Graduate Student International Research Mobility Award and the Dr. Shirley Stinson Scholarship in the History of Nursing! #NursingLeadersOfTomorrow
The @aimm_research team enjoyed a BBQ celebration for the end of the academic year and our recent graduates. Potluck suppers are one of many reasons that I ❤️ having a multicultural team! Yum!
The Special Immunization Network study on Immunological effects and safety of live #rotavirus#vaccination after antenatal exposure to immunomodulatory biologic agents has been published online. Congratulations to the team! bit.ly/46rqxN8
ALT A close up of a vial of Rotavirus vaccine, held between the finger and thumb of someone wearing green medical gloves. Text reads "New Publication." The CIRN logo is accompanied by a QR code leading to the same link that's in the tweet text.
The Aimm team is seeking a postdoctoral fellow to focus on vaccine uptake and its determinants, with an emphasis on addressing system-level barriers and supports to achieving high immunization coverage, especially in under-served populations.
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Our team is grateful for the land and the waters where we gathered for the Canadian Immunization Conference, the ancestral, unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinabeg. We have many learnings to integrate from this experience @SE_MacDonald@UAlbertaNursing