Immunisation catch-up for migrants and refugees

GPs and other prescribers are invited to join WA Primary Health Alliance and WA Health for the final webinar in our Refugee Health Series. 

Refugees and migrants often arrive in Australia under-immunised and at risk of vaccine-preventable disease, making timely and well-planned catch-up an important part of patient care.

Presented by Humanitarian Entrant Health Service Clinical Nurse Nadia Clement, this webinar will cover:  

  • The potential impacts from under-immunisation on refugees arriving in Australia. 
  • How to develop and implement an immunisation catch-up schedule. 
  • Supports available in the WA context for immunisation catch-up.

We look forward to having you join us.

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Event Details

December 9
06:00 PM - 07:00 PM
General Practice

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