FIP Transforming Vaccination Globally & Regionally

Series 1 Identifying transformation needs

1.2 Transforming practice: A focus on strategy & policy for global change
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Ema Paulino Paul Sinclair

FIP Professional Secretary FIP Chair Board of Pharmaceutical Practice

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Welcome to the “Transforming Vaccination
Regionally & Globally” Programme

 T  ransforming Vaccination Regionally and Globally is

the first FIP Transformation outcome-
based online programme of its kind underpinned by the
FIP Development Goals (FIP DGs). 
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Final outcome of the programme is a historic global
FIP Commitment to Action on Vaccination in Pharmacy. 

A FIP Transforming Vaccination Collection (2021)

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Important Links & Resources
Transforming Vaccination Regionally & Globally Webpage
transformingvaccination.fip.org
Engage with us and help us answer the
following questions:
1. What single factor should be prioritized to transform pharmacy
vaccination services globally and regionally?
2. What would be the most important achievement in terms of
pharmacy vaccination services in your country in the next five years? 
3. What else should the FIP Commitment to action outline?

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Today’s Learning Objective

To outline the path taken to achieve

successful vaccination programmes by
pharmacists in counties and jurisdictions
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with existing pharmacist vaccination.

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Learning Objectives

To outline the path taken to achieve successful vaccination programmes by

pharmacists in counties and jurisdictions with existing pharmacist vaccination

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Speaker 1

Yong Pei Chean

President, 114th Council

Pharmaceutical Society of Singapore

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Speaker 2

Faraz Ashraf
Deputy director pharmacy / joint secretary
of Pakistan Pharmacists Association

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The children's hospital and the institute of by Pfizer
child health, lahore

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Speaker 3

Manjiri Gharat

Vice President
Indian Pharmaceutical Association

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Vice-President, FIP (effective from 28
September) Former Vice-President,FIP CPS
(term finishes on 16 Sept)

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Speaker 4

Indre Treciokiene
Chair of the Public Pharmacy Commission,
pharmacist

Lithuanian Pharmaceutical Association

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Speaker 5

Samira Shammas

Chair of Immunization Advocacy Project

Jordan Pharmaceutical Association

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FIP’s Vice President

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FIP call to action to expand the role of community
pharmacies in vaccination, including against
COVID-19 and other future pandemics

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Launch of the FIP call to action to expand the role
of community pharmacies in vaccination, including
against COVID-19 and other future pandemics

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Call to action (1/3)

FIP calls on governments and other stakeholders to implement the

following measures:
 
1. Recognise and fully harness the potential and convenience of
community pharmacies for public health, primary healthcare and
disease prevention strategies, including vaccination.
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2. Foster the full integration of community pharmacies in healthcare
systems, by creating the regulatory and operational conditions for
interprofessional collaboration, including access to shared patient
health records and vaccination records.

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Call to action (2/3)

3. To expand the regulatory scope of practice of appropriately trained and

certified pharmacists to authorize them to administer vaccines beyond
infancy, including a broad range of vaccines.

4. To promote the competenceSponsored by Pfizer

of pharmacists in vaccine administration through
the development of the required knowledge and skills as an integral part of
pharmacists’ foundational education and training, and/or through continuing
professional development opportunities.

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Call to action (3/3)

5. To invest in prevention strategies, including vaccines and vaccination services

by all providers, including pharmacists, to ensure equity in access to
vaccinations and the sustainability of the service.
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6. To ensure health system readiness for mass immunisation against COVID-19
and any future pandemics as soon as vaccines are available.
7. To include pharmacists in emergency preparedness and response plans as
frontline health workers.

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The above measures are urgently needed to ensure equitable access to vaccines
and vaccination services to all people around the world, across all ages, leaving
no-one behind, to reduce the burden of vaccine-preventable diseases and so that
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pharmacists can play an even greater part inbythe
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fight against COVID-19 and any
other future pandemics.

Available at https://transformingvaccination.fip.org/calltoaction

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