CME HOURS
ACA‐20260002602
This interactive workshop focuses on evidence-based strategies to improve immunization coverage. Participants will explore barriers to vaccine uptake, approaches to addressing vaccine hesitancy, community engagement strategies, data-driven planning, and best practices for increasing vaccination coverage across different populations.
Note: The conference will be held on October 11–12. For registration, (Click Here)
( 1 DAY )
By the end of the workshop, participants will develop and apply evidence-based strategies to improve immunization coverage by identifying barriers and proposing targeted interventions
To enhance participants' competencies in designing and implementing evidence-based strategies that improve immunization coverage and support equitable access to vaccination services.
-Sulafa Hakami, RN, BNS, MSN, is a Public Health Specialist with experience in preventive medicine, occupational health, and healthcare education. She holds a Master of Science in Nursing Education and is currently pursuing a PhD in Nursing Education. Her interests include public health, vaccine communication, and the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare education.
-Professor of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine at Taibah University. Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Taibah University Medical Sciences and Associate Editor of Addiction (UK).
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