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Tonight there will be a special side session titled Using your Cold Chain Temperature Data to Make Refrigerators Work. During this session, we will dig into the details of cold chain equipment (CCE) temperature data. With all of the temperature data now available through remote temperature monitoring devices (RTMDs) and 30DTRs, we have an opportunity to bring together the different areas of expertise to better understand what the temperature data is telling us about CCE maintenance in a practical way. And we need your help to do this. Tonight, October 17, at 18:30 in Breakout Room #2 (across from the Innovations Cafes).
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Wendy Prosser added a new resource to the Knowledge HubReport Brief: Data Review Teams: A Promising Practice to Improve Data Use and Strengthen Immunization Supply Chains
This brief describes the lessons learned by the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI), JSI and VillageReach through developing and implementing different types of data review teams across multiple health programs in a number of countries.
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Johanna FIHMAN started a new discussion, New Webinar: Introduction to the National Immunization Strategy (NIS)
Updated guidance to support countries in the development of National Immunization Strategies (NIS) is now available in English, French and Russian at https://www.who.int/teams/immunization-vaccines-and-biologicals/vaccine-access/planning-and-financing/nis. The Guidance is accompanied by a new and simplified costing approach to support the NIS process, NIS.COST https://immunizationeconomics.org/unicef-niscost, as well as guidance on Annual Operational Planning (AOPs).
The new NIS guidance focuses on more informed, country owned, and sustainable decision-making and the prioritization of interventions needed to reach zero dose children and communities in line with Immunization Agenda 2030. It also supports a dialogue between Ministry of Health and Finance leads to ensure an agreed financial envelope is available to fund NIS key strategic priorities. In addition, there is greater emphasis on a broad and inclusive dialogue at the country level and greater integration with the health care...MoreUpdated guidance to support countries in the development of National Immunization Strategies (NIS) is now available in English, French and Russian at https://www.who.int/teams/immunization-vaccines-and-biologicals/vaccine-access/planning-and-financing/nis. The Guidance is accompanied by a new and simplified costing approach to support the NIS process, NIS.COST https://immunizationeconomics.org/unicef-niscost, as well as guidance on Annual Operational Planning (AOPs).
The new NIS guidance focuses on more informed, country owned, and sustainable decision-making and the prioritization of interventions needed to reach zero dose children and communities in line with Immunization Agenda 2030. It also supports a dialogue between Ministry of Health and Finance leads to ensure an agreed financial envelope is available to fund NIS key strategic priorities. In addition, there is greater emphasis on a broad and inclusive dialogue at the country level and greater integration with the health care system beyond immunization.
This first webinar in a series will provide an introduction to the new approach and the available guidance. The series will continue with sessions in 2022 focusing on specific steps in the NIS development process such as the costing approach and situation analysis.Please join us for a webinar:
Nov 25th from 10.00 CET: English session - suscribe here: https://who.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_SABRKosXTM2tWhiKMo2zeA
Dec 2nd from 10.00 CET: French session - Lien d'inscription à la session FR : https://who.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_SOmj0MGrSN-VjrixgNY5FAPost is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream. -
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