4Ds - Delivery Flashcards

(26 cards)

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What needs to be in place to give a vaccine?

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WHO BB

Funding
Legal and regulatory approvals
M - Vaccine production and supply; transportation; cold-chain
I - Recommendations/guidelines,
S - Program planning and coordination, vaccination facilities, follow-up after vaccination
H - vaccination providers and support staff.

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What is one important document related to the immunisation landscape in Australia?

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National Immunisation Strategy for Australia 2019-2024

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What are other important documents in the immunisation landscape?

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  • National Immunisation Strategy for Australia 2019-2024
  • National Partnership on Essential Vaccines
  • National Preventive Health Strategy 2021-30
  • National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Plan 2021-31
  • National Framework for Communicable Disease Control
  • COVID-19 Outbreak Response Plan
  • National Medicines Policy 2022
  • Therapeutic Goods Act 1989
  • Australian Immunisation Register Act 2015
  • International Health Regulations
  • Immunisation Agenda 2030
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Describe the national immunisation landscape stakeholders (see image).

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  • Government policy - CDNA, JICs, PBAC, ATAGI
  • Research and innovation - pharma, PBAC, ATAGI, NCIRS
  • Implementation partners - NIC, S/T gov, GPs + HCWs, AIR
  • Evaluation and Safety - NCIRS, pharma, TGA, AusVaxSafety
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What does GRADE stand for?

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Grade of Recommendations, Assessment, Development and Evaluations

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What is the purpose of GRADE?

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Systematic assessment of quality of evidence available to inform recommendations

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Which organization routinely uses GRADE?

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ATAGI

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What are primary course doses?

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Initial doses of a vaccine administered to establish immunity

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What are boosters in vaccination?

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Additional doses given to enhance or prolong the immune response

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What are special circumstances in vaccination?

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Conditions like outbreaks or specific events that may alter vaccination strategies

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What are catch-up schedules?

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Schedules for individuals who missed one or more doses of vaccine

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What are catch-up programs?

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Programs for population groups, introducing new vaccines to specific age groups that missed out

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What is TGA registration?

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The process by which vaccines are registered in Australia

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Who is responsible for initiating the application for TGA registration?

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The pharmaceutical company

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What is the Black Triangle Scheme?

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Enhanced safety monitoring requirement for all newly registered products for the first 5 years after registration

17
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What documents are required for registered pharmaceuticals?

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  • Australian Public Assessment Report (AusPAR)
  • Product Information (PI)
  • Consumer Medicines Information

Pharma companies required to provide these when applying for registratio

18
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How can unregistered products be accessed?

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At population level under special exemption or individual level through TGA importation schemes on doctor’s advice

19
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What can jurisdictions choose to fund regarding vaccines?

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Additional vaccine doses not covered by the NIP or populations not covered

20
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What is the process for national funding under NIP?

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TGA Registration > PBAC recommendation > Price agreement > Government approval > Listing on determination > Vaccine procurement

21
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What does PBAC assess?

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Cost-effectiveness, clinical effectiveness (ATAGI advice) and makes recommendations

22
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What does ATAGI do?

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Makes recommendations documented in the AIH

23
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What is the AIH?

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Officially endorsed vaccination guidelines

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What is assessed when guidelines and recommendations are made?

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  • GRADE evidence
  • Eligible population
  • Primary course doses
  • Boosters
  • Special circumstances
  • What to do when errors / complications occur
  • Timing considerations - dosing intervals; catch-up programs/schedules; PEP/PrEP; coadminstration;
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What governs the process for developing vaccination guidelines?
Law involving public consultation and NHMRC endorsement
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What is the process of Delivery (see flow diagram)?