Seasonal Influenza 2020-2021 Recommendations in the Context of COVID-19
Organization: National Collaborating Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCCID)Published: 2020
"Learn about this year’s recommendations for the prevention and treatment of seasonal influenza, the use of antivirals, the recommended vaccinations, and infection and prevention control measures to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission at the time of flu vaccine administration." - Seasonal Influenza 2020-2021 Recommendations in the Context of COVID-19
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Resource Group:
Background Knowledge
Product Type: Webinar
Program Delivery and Evaluation
Clinics
Vaccine Preventable Diseases
Communicable Diseases
Influenza
Product Type: Webinar
Category:
Program Planning and Delivery,Program Delivery and Evaluation,Clinics,Vaccine Preventable Diseases,Communicable Diseases,Influenza Program Planning and DeliveryProgram Delivery and Evaluation
Clinics
Vaccine Preventable Diseases
Communicable Diseases
Influenza
Audience:
Health Care Professional
Population: Adults
Children (All)
Pregnant and Breastfeeding People
Seniors
Region: National
Population: Adults
Children (All)
Pregnant and Breastfeeding People
Seniors
Region: National
Language:
English
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