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Canada’s eight-component vaccine safety system: A primer for health care workers
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MacDonald, Noni E.
, Law, Barbara J.
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Immunization
/ Medical personnel
/ Pediatrics
/ Practice Point
/ Safety
/ Training
/ Vaccines
2017
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MacDonald, Noni E.
, Law, Barbara J.
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Immunization
/ Medical personnel
/ Pediatrics
/ Practice Point
/ Safety
/ Training
/ Vaccines
2017
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Canada’s eight-component vaccine safety system: A primer for health care workers
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Canada’s eight-component vaccine safety system: A primer for health care workers
2017
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Abstract
Concerns about vaccine safety make some parents hesitant about immunization. Health care providers are pivotal in helping parents understand that Canada is a leader in vaccine safety. The present practice point provides an update on the eight components of Canada’s vaccine safety system: (1) an evidence-based pre-license review and approval process; (2) strong regulations for manufacturers; (3) independent evidence-based vaccine use recommendations; (4) immunization competency training and standards for health care providers; (5) pharmacovigilance programs to detect and (6) determine causality of adverse events following immunization (AEFIs); (7) a program for vaccine safety and efficacy signal detection; and (8) the Canadian Immunization Research Network’s special immunization clinics for children who have experienced serious AEFIs.
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Oxford University Press
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