Transcription of Influenza Immunization Orientation PowerPoint
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12017-2018 Influenza Immunization OrientationOctober 20172 IntroductionThis PowerPoint is a tool for health care professionals to use as a self-learning tool in conjunction with annual Influenza Immunization is no requirement by the Province-wide Immunization Program, Alberta Health Services (AHS) to formally submit proof of completion to AHS. However, use may differ locally and therefore staff should follow instructions given at a local level for formal submission of the more detailed information it is important for staff to refer to other program resources such as: Vaccine Product Monographs and/or AHS Vaccine Biological pages AHS Vaccine Storage and Handling e-learning modules and Standard Guidelines for the reporting of adverse events following Immunization Reporting requirements and data collection guidelines Alberta Influenza
5 A, B and C influenza viruses • Influenza A and B viruses cause seasonal epidemics, while type C viruses cause mild respiratory illness • Influenza A viruses are classified into different strains or subtypes
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