Vaccination during Pregnancy: For the Mother, and for the Child

Event Description

The attendees will first be provided an overview of the modifications of the immune system associated with pregnancy, and then in one hand the burden of the disease and in the other hand the impact for the mother and/or the child of vaccination during pregnancy, particularly for 3 diseases: influenza, pertussis, and RSV infection.

Intended audience:

Infectious Diseases Specialists; Obstetricians Interested In Vaccination; Midwives; NITAG Members.

Objectives:

• Evaluate the increased susceptibility of pregnant women to vaccine-preventable diseases.
• Investigate the development of immune responses to vaccination in pregnant women.
• Assess the efficacy of vaccination in preventing specific infections during pregnancy (e.g., pertussis, influenza, RSV, Covid-19).
• Determine factors influencing the adherence of pregnant women and their families to vaccination recommendations.

Course coordinator:

Olivier Epaulard
Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Grenoble Alpes
France

Organisers:

EVASG – Vaccines

Accreditation:

The ESCMID Education team will apply for accreditation to the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®)

   Each participant can only receive the number of credits according to actual participation in the event and upon completion of the feedback survey.

Certification:

Course organisers will monitor attendance. Only participants attending live sessions will be able to receive the certification.
 

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