The Power of VAX: Enhancing vaccination with a quick and evidence-based approach

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Infectious Disease,Pharmacy

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Course Description

Did you know you can boost your immunization rates in just 30 seconds?

Master an innovative, evidence-based approach to vaccine communication that fits seamlessly into your busy pharmacy practice. This comprehensive, yet quick CE program equips Canadian pharmacists and their team with strategies to dramatically boost vaccination rates. Learn the proven AIMS communication method and presumptive offer technique through engaging video demonstrations and interactive cases, all designed for immediate implementation.

Discover how simple 30-second conversations can protect patients while strengthening your professional relationships. Get up to date on the latest NACI recommendations and vaccine data in a format that respects your time. Transform routine interactions into life-saving opportunities with this game-changing approach to pharmacy-based vaccination. 

This program has received financial support from Moderna in the form of an unrestricted educational grant.

Course Details

Expiry Date: 2026-09-12
Professions: Pharmacy

Faculty

  • Keith Bailey, B.Sc. Pharm, MBA
  • John Papastergiou, BSc, BScPhm, PhD, RPh
  • William A. Fisher, PhD, FRSC
  • Sandra Carey, RPh, BSP

Accreditation

This continuing education lesson is designed primarily for pharmacists and has been accredited by the Canadian Council on Continuing Education in Pharmacy (CCCEP) for 1 CEU(s).

CCCEP File Number: 1066-2025-4028-I-P

Learning Objectives

After completing the accredited program and supporting resources  you’ll be equipped to:

  1. Implement the AIMS approach and presumptive offer technique to increase patient vaccine acceptance during routine pharmacy interactions.
  2. Identify and proactively engage high-risk patients requiring vaccination and integrate screening into existing workflows without disrupting operations. 
  3. Apply current NACI recommendations for COVID-19 and influenza vaccination, including safe co-administration protocols, to ensure optimal patient protection. 
  4. Evaluate patient vaccine concerns and demonstrate evidence-based and empathetic communication strategies.
  5. Determine the steps to coordinate the  entire pharmacy team to maximize vaccination opportunities and improve community health outcomes among vulnerable populations. 

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