'Pertussis' diaporamas de présentation

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Responding to the Rise in Pertussis CT AAP CME Program

Responding to the Rise in Pertussis CT AAP CME Program. Kathy Kudish, DVM, MSPH. Immunization Program Connecticut Department of Public Health. Amanda Faulkner, MPH. Meningitis and Vaccine Preventable Diseases Branch Centers for Disease Control and Prevention September 25, 2012.

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Vaccine Economics: Diseases, Dollars, and Dilemmas

Vaccine Economics: Diseases, Dollars, and Dilemmas. Tracy Lieu, MD, MPH. Center for Child Health Care Studies, Depts of Ambulatory Care and Prevention and Pediatrics, Harvard Medical School and Harvard Pilgrim Health Care. Topics. Economic factors pose barriers to optimal vaccine use

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Disclosures

Emerging and Re-Emerging Infections: Spotlight on pertussis Li-Min Huang, MD, PhD Professor, Department of Pediatrics National Taiwan University Hospital Taiwan. Disclosures.

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Pertussis: Whoop (there it is!)

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Mycoplasmas and Fastidious Gram-negative Bacteria

Mycoplasmas and Fastidious Gram-negative Bacteria. Haemophilus * Bordetella Legionella * Moraxella * Mycoplasma Ureaplasma* Brucella * Francisella Ken B. Waites, M.D. F(AAM). Objectives. To review and discuss microbiological characteristics epidemiology virulence factors

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Leukemia

Leukemia. Rita All Carrie Warner. Definition. Leukemia is a group of malignant diseases that result in changes to circulating lymphocytes characterized by diffuse, abnormal growth of leukocytic precursors in the marrow.

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Elizabeth Lawlor, MS Epidemiologist Coauthor: Martha Siemsen, ARNP-BC, Medical Investigator

Lessons Learned in Implementing a Cocoon Program to Prevent Infant Pertussis at Four Kansas Hospitals. Elizabeth Lawlor, MS Epidemiologist Coauthor: Martha Siemsen, ARNP-BC, Medical Investigator Bureau of Epidemiology and Public Health Informatics Kansas Department of Health and Environment.

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Diphtheria and Pertussis: The Forgotten VPDs

Diphtheria and Pertussis: The Forgotten VPDs. Presented by: Dr Esteghamati National EPI Manager. Challenge. In the context of polio eradication, MMR, MNTE, new vaccines introduction: difficult to raise awareness about old forgotten diseases.

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Julie Brown, MD Midwest Pediatric Hospital Medicine Conference June 12, 2010

Clinical Conundrum. Julie Brown, MD Midwest Pediatric Hospital Medicine Conference June 12, 2010. History. 4 week old male with a 1 day history of poor feeding and being more sleepy, fussy, sweaty, and clammy. Infant found floppy and unresponsive with blue lips and hands.

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Bordetella

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June 2010 California Pertussis Update

June 2010 California Pertussis Update. Pertussis Background. Pertussis is the most poorly controlled vaccine-preventable disease Incidence increasing since the 1990s

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By Emma Fitzgerald & Chance Meeks

Pertussis (Whooping Cough) A virus-something between a simple microorganism and a complex molecule. By Emma Fitzgerald & Chance Meeks. Pertussis Symptoms. Pertussis begins with cold like symptoms. r unny nose fever cough

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Mohave County Pertussis Epidemiology as of 10/21/2013

Mohave County Pertussis Epidemiology as of 10/21/2013. Karen Lewis, M.D. Data from the Office of Infectious Diseases and from the Immunization Program Office. Arizona Pertussis Cases (as of 5/24/2013). Pertussis in Northern Arizona. *Confirmed and probable.

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Whooping Cough

Whooping Cough. By Helaina Dollins and Falon Fiorillo . Description . Also known as Pertussis. A bacterial disease that causes violent coughing and causes a whooping sound. Most common in infants and young children. . Respiratory. The bacteria thrive in the upper respiratory passages

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Airborne Pathogens except TB

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Airborne Pathogens except TB

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Background

Results. Background.

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