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Continuing Education
Vaccine-Preventable Diseases on the Rise: Focus on Pertussis
An Online Interactive Compendium of Presentations
Featuring:
Dennis A. Brooks, M.D., MPH, MBA
Kathryn M. Edwards, M.D.
Amy B. Middleman, M.D., MPH, MSEd
Vaccine-preventable diseases have many social and economic
costs, such as adolescents missing school and parents losing
time from work. These diseases also result in doctor's visits,
hospitalizations, and even premature deaths. Despite early
vaccination measures, Pertussis is the only vaccine-preventable
disease that is currently on the rise. A better understanding
of current and future vaccination schedules is critical for
clinicians to effectively immunize adolescents against such
vaccine-preventable diseases.
In early March, visit this online program to earn CME Credits
and CE Contact Hours while learning information helpful to
your daily practice!
Jointly Sponsored by The Johns Hopkins University School
of Medicine and The Institute for Johns Hopkins Nursing.
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