What's News Archives

12/29/20

COVID-19 Vaccines: Update on Allergic Reactions, Contraindications, and Precautions
Wednesday December 30, 2020
2-3PM ET

During this COCA call, clinicians will give an overview of recommendations for use of COVID-19 vaccines in certain populations. Clinicians will learn more about the recent reports of anaphylaxis following vaccination, as well as CDC's updated clinical considerations around contraindications and precautions to vaccination.

For more details and the Zoom link, go to the COCA website.

12/29/20

Past Presidents Julie Richards and Gail Rosselot recently published an article in the Journal of Travel Medicine about the implications of ANA specialty recognition for Travel Health Nursing here in the US. The Perspectives piece is timed to coincide with the soon to be published Travel Health Nursing: Scope and Standards of Practice. According to Julie, "We believe specialty recognition will go a long way in improving the quality of care for travelers and the communities they impact. We hope travel health professionals in all 50 states can benefit." ATHNA will feature an article on this website introducing the new Scope & Standards when they become available early in 2021.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33156895/

4/24/17

Immunize Canada has recently re-launched its website in a more mobile-friendly format, and invites everyone to check out the following new features:

  • Fully responsive for hand-held devices
  • Clean new design
  • Updated content
  • Easy navigation
  • Fully bilingual (English/French)
  • More resources to promote immunization

4/13/15

Send a text message with the word "TRAVEL" to 21756 on the day you start Vivotif You'll receive text message reminders when it's time to take your remaining capsules This recurring program includes a total of 4 messages over the course of 7 days

4/24/14

Documentary Film: The Invisible Threat
The film focuses on understanding the science of vaccination and the misconceptions leading parents to delay or decline life-saving immunizations. This 40-minute independent documentary, produced by award winning high school student filmmakers, has earned praise from more than 50 organizations, including the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Mayo Clinic, Johns Hopkins, and Every Child By Two, calling the documentary "powerful," "fast-paced," "well-balanced," and "impeccably produced."