This year, PIVI is proud to support the travel of partners from Albania, Armenia, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Republic of Srpska – Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Guyana, and Jordan to present their work at OPTIONS XIII in Washington, DC. Their posters span a various topics including behavioral drivers of vaccine uptake among healthcare workers, pregnant women, and the elderly; qualitative insights on vaccination barriers; geospatial mapping of influenza burden and coverage; evidence on vaccine effectiveness from sentinel surveillance; a pharmacist-led vaccination pilot; and a look at the health, economic, and social value of seasonal influenza vaccination.
Together, these posters reflect an example of the breadth and depth of influenza research being carried out by our partners around the world. Please visit all of the posters, and download the full abstracts below.
Drivers and barriers of influenza vaccination in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
No Severe Outcomes in Vaccinated Influenza Cases Evidence from Sentinel Surveillance in Georgia
Strengthening influenza vaccination coverage through pharmacist engagement in Albania_ R.Daja
The Health, Economic, and Social Value of Seasonal Influenza Vaccines in Armenia
A decade of Severe Acute Respiratory Infection Surveillance in the Republic of Srpska Bosnia and Herzegovina – What Have We Achieved Behavioural and Social Drivers of Seasonal Influenza Vaccination (BeSD IN) in Jordan