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| 2007 National
Influenza Vaccine Summit |
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Addressing the challenges
of the 2006 -2007 season and planning for the 2007-08 season
The 2007 National
Influenza Vaccine Summit was convened on April 19-20 in Atlanta,
Georgia. The Summit, which has been cosponsored
by the American Medical Association (AMA) and Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention (CDC) since 2001, was well attended; more
than 225 experts representing over 115 diverse organizations
participated. During the 2-day National Influenza Vaccine Summit,
attendees were provided updates by experts in several vaccine-related
fields, including vaccine manufacturing, vaccine distribution,
and vaccine-related legislation. Information regarding innovative
initiatives to increase public awareness and increase vaccine
uptake also was shared. Throughout the meeting, participants
were encouraged to provide feedback and pose topic-specific questions
to presenters during organized discussion sessions. Summit attendees
also developed a list of influenza-vaccine recommendations.
2007 National Influenza
Vaccine Summit
Executive
Summary
Meeting
Minutes
Meeting
Agenda
The agenda
for the two-day meeting included 30 presentations from a variety
of partners, representing all sectors of influenza vaccine and
vaccination communication, production, delivery, and policy.
Meeting
Presentations
Download PDF
files of the 26 slide presentations from the Summit.
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Technology
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litjen.tan@ama-assn.org
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