Best Practices for Maximizing, Amplifying and Measuring Impact of Successful Immunization Campaigns in Canada
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The International Federation on Ageing (IFA) gathered civil society leaders from across Canada to learn about how vaccination is promoted by civil society organizations (CSOs) representing populations at-risk for poor health outcomes following infection from vaccine preventable diseases. Focusing on the threat of the ‘tripledemic’, caused by the colliding threats of COVID-19, influenza, and RSV, the IFA has created a resource to assist CSOs in Canada towards maximizing, amplifying, and measuring the impact of their immunization campaigns.
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Re-watch the “Tackling the ‘Tripledemic’ and promoting vaccination among at-risk populations” webinar today!

Pneumococcal disease is a leading cause of hospitalization and mortality in Canada. There is a high prevalence of this disease amongst populations that are most at-risk of serious complications from infection, such as older adults in long-term care settings.
The ‘Driving the agenda of pneumococcal pneumonia vaccination in at-risk populations in community and long-term care’ study was conducted to understand the status of existing public health policies and campaigns on pneumococcal disease in community and long-term care settings and its implications on the uptake of pneumococcal vaccination. The report highlights policy gaps for pneumococcal vaccination across long-term care settings in Canada and accordingly provides recommendations for policy improvements.
Pneumococcal disease is a leading cause of hospitalization and mortality in Canada. There is a high prevalence of this disease amongst populations that are most at-risk of serious complications from infection, such as older adults in long-term care settings. Check out the technical report to learn more.