Immunization & its challenges GAVI Flashcards

(51 cards)

1
Q

Despite extraordinary progress in immunizing more children over the past decade, _________ of infants still do
not get ______________ routine immunizations

• In 2020, __________ infants missed out on immunization

A

millions

the complete

23 million

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Nigeria is one of the top 10 countries with the least complete immunization coverage

T/F

A

T

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The Covid-19 pandemic did not impact routine immunization

T/F

A

F

It did

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GVAP??

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Global vaccine action plan

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GVAP aim is to extend immunization to everyone irrespective of where they lived by _______.

Aim is for ___%

A

2020

90

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Challenges to immunization
• Introduction of __________
• ____________ coverage of existing vaccines in national immunization programmes.

A

new vaccine

Scaling up

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Challenges
• technical
• georaphic
• systems
• socio-behavioural
• financial
• political
• ___________ ___________

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communications bottlenecks.

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Challenges to immunization : Systems

• fragile or non-existent health service
___________
• Poor _______ of service

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infrastructure

quality

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Challenges to immunization : Geographic

• difficult geographical _______
• Hard to ______ & _______ populations
• Insecurity, armed conflict

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terrain

reach ; isolated

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Challenges to immunization : Technical

•_______ chain/availability
✓ Financial
✓ Political
•________ will and commitment
• _________
• Political ________

A

Supply

Political; Corruption

change

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Challenges to immunization : Socio-demoraphic,economic, behavioural
factors

• Socio-economic _______
• _________ , Lack of _______
• __________
• Migration
• ___________ behaviour
• loss of ______________ in a vaccine due to real or spurious links to adverse events can curtail or even halt immunization activities.

A

status

Education ; knowledge

Occupation ; Health-seeking behaviour

public confidence

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Recommendations to fix challenges to immunization
• increasing female _________
• measures aimed at _________ ________
• improving the equitable distribution of health services.
• improve vaccine ________
• strengthen provider’s capacity for _______ service
• increase community __________ about
immunization.

A

education

alleviating poverty

supply ; quality

knowledge

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Recommendations to fix challenges to immunization
• Strengthening of political __________
• Management- adequate ________ of
immunization programmes
• accountability and operational capacity
•____________ support in the endemic
countries

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commitment; PIME

international

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PIME immunization refers to a strategy where a _______ immunization with _________________ is followed by a _______ with __________________ to enhance the immune response.

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prime

one type of vaccine

boost

another type of vaccine

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Removing barriers to immunization
• ______________________________ (IA2030)
• sets global vision and strategy for vaccines and immunization for the decade ______–______.
• co-created with contributions from countries and organizations worldwide and came into effect after World Health Assembly endorsement.
• became operational during 2020-21 through regional and national strategies

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Immunization Agenda 2030

2021–2030.

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After GVAP ended in ______, WHO introduced ________

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2020

IA2030

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Removing barriers
• The global strategy towards eliminating _____________ as a public health problem
• adopted in ______ by the WHA
• In this strategy, the first of the three pillars requires the __________ of the HPV vaccine in all countries and has set a target of reaching _____% coverage and achieve elimination by
_______.

A

cervical cancer ; 2020

introduction ; 90%

2030.

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Explain the 90-70-90 target by 2030

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90% of girls fully vaccinated with the HPV Vaccine by 15 years

70% of women screened with a high performance test at 35 and 45 age

90% of women identified with cervical cancer receive appropriate treatment

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Removing barriers….3
• The WHO Global Vaccine Action Plan (GVAP) - endorsed by the ______ Member States of the ______________ (WHA) in May 2012
• Has the goal of reaching universal coverage with vaccines worldwide by __________ .

A

194

World Health Assembly ; 2020.

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The GVAP aims to:
➢accelerate control of VPDs with _______ eradication as the first milestone and step up efforts to
eliminate _______ , ________ and maternal and neonatal _________ and other diseases

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polio

measles ; rubella

tetanus

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GVAP
➢strengthen national routine immunization programmes to meet vaccination coverage targets (Nigeria certified polio free _____th ______
______)
➢introduce new and improved vaccines
➢spur research and development for the next generation of vaccines and technologies

A

25th August 2020

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GVAP… recent progress

• introduction of _______ or _______ vaccines
• Since 2010, 113 countries have introduced new vaccines
• more than 20 million additional children have been vaccinated.
• vaccines against ______ were developed, now being used in affected areas
• ________ vaccine, ________ vaccines introduced

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new ; under-utilized

Ebola ; Malaria

Covid-19

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GVAP ….losses
• coverage for _______ vaccines remain low
• multiple WHO regions have suffered large ________ and ________ outbreaks leading to deaths.
• The continued detection of circulating
________________________ is further evidence that national immunization programmes are not achieving the goal of reaching every child.

A

vital ; measles

diphtheria

vaccine-derived poliovirus

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The WHO Initiative for Vaccine
Research (IVR)

In close collaboration with partners, will provide technical assistance to strengthen country capacity to:
• carry out ___________ research
• ________ and _______ implementation research activities
• provide a platform for researchers to _________________ and examine their relevance to global immunization policies and practices.

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implementation

monitor ; map

share their results

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_____________________ (IVR)
Initiative for Vaccine Research
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GAVI • Global Alliance for Vaccines & Immunization aka The ______________ • Legal name: “The _______________” • It is a _______ Foundation with __________________ status in Switzerland and __________________ status in the United States.
Vaccine Alliance GAVI Alliance Swiss ; international institution public charity
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GAVI ??
Global Alliance for Vaccines & Immunization
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GAVI • Created in 2000, located in __________ and _______________.
Geneva Switzerland Washington, DC, USA
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The vaccine alliance- brings together public and private sectors with the shared goal of creating ______________ to vaccines for children wherever they live
equal access
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GAVI…… • Vision- _____________________ with immunization • Mission- Saving ______________ and protecting people’s health by increasing __________ use of vaccines in lower-income countries • Since inception, has provided immunization to about 1 billion children
children’s lives equitable use
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GAVI……. GAVI’s Goals • _________ immunization • Reaching ________ children • ______ vaccine introductions • Outbreak and pandemic _________ • _____________ vaccinations in lower income countries
Routine ; zero-dose children New ; preparedness COVID-19
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zero-dose children are those who??
Have not received even a single vaccine shot
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GAVI … • The Vaccine Alliance has helped to strengthen health systems and immunization services in more than ______ countries. • US$ 1 = US$ ____- for every US$ 1 spent on immunization, US$ _____ are saved in healthcare costs, lost wages and lost productivity due to illness • May be up to $ _____ if other factors are considered such as broader societal value of lives saved and people living longer and healthier lives
60 21 ; 21 54
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GAVI- The partnership model • Members- •___________________ Foundation- provided seed money • WHO •_________ • The ___________
Bill & Melinda Gates UNICEF; World Bank
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GAVI Governence 1. ______ 2. GAVI Board (led by a _______) • Composed of ____ members • Responsible for: • giving strategic direction • policy-making • monitoring programme implementation
CEO Chairperson 28
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_________ is the CEO of GAVI
Dr.Sania Nishtar
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Chairperson of GAVI?
Josè Manuel Barroso
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GAVI Secretariat • Led by the _______ and supported by ______ departments
CEO six
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_________ is Responsible for day-to-day operations of the Vaccine Alliance
GAVI secretariat
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GAVI affiliations • GAVI is associated with 2 additional organizations • The __________________________ (IFFIm) •__________________________(COVAX)
International Finance Facility for Immunization COVID-19 Vaccines Global Access
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The International Finance Facility for Immunization an international development financing initiative, which raises _________ in the international capital markets to support GAVI programmes. • Registered as a private charity company in the UK •
finance
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_________ is the sole member of IFFIm
GAVI
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COVID-19 Vaccines Global Access (COVAX) • Gavi is co-leading COVAX the vaccines pillar of the _______________ (ACT) Accelerator which was launched in April 2020 in response to the pandemic.
Access to COVID-19 Tools (ACT)
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ACT This involves coordinating the COVAX Facility, which aims to accelerate the __________ and __________ of COVID-19 vaccines and maintain a global risk-sharing mechanism for pooled procurement, fair and equitable distribution of COVID-19 vaccines.
development manufacture
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Other co-leads of COVAX : the ________________________ (CEPI), __________________________ (WHO), alongside key delivery partner _________. • So far over 180 countries engaged
Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations World Health Organization UNICEF
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GAVI funding •__________ finance (____%) •______________________(____%) • Commitment to Nigeria is over USD 1 billion (2001-2023) and disbursed over USD 954 million (2000-2019)
Innovative;24 Direct contributions ;76
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GAVI funding • Innovative finance (24%)- includes the _________________ and _______________
International Finance Facility for Immunization (IFFIm) the Advance Market Commitment (AMC).
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In Gavi’s 2016–2020 strategic period • Focus on ______ priority countries • In 2019, ______ of these countries – Afghanistan, Chad,the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, India, Indonesia, Nigeria and Pakistan accounted for the most “___________” children in Gavi-supported countries, so improving their immunisation coverage is critical. • During 2016–2020, also prioritised an additional 10 countries facing severe __________ or crises: Central African Republic, Haiti, Madagascar, Mozambique, Myanmar, Niger, Papua New Guinea, Somalia, South Sudan and Yemen.
20 eight “zero- dose” 10 ; inequities
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GAVI strategy 2021-2025 (GAVI __.0) • Introduce and _______ vaccines • Strengthen health systems to increase ________ in immunization • Improve _________ of immunization programmes • Ensure healthy markets for vaccines and related products
5 scale-up ; equity sustainability
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World immunization week: Every _______________ • aims to highlight the collective action needed to protect all people from VPDs
last week in April
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Nigeria Vaccine Policy 1st Edition 2021 is a strategic framework developed by the ___________________ to enhance vaccine availability, self-sufficiency, and security in Nigeria. Prompted by the _______________, the policy aims to strengthen the nation's capacity to produce, procure, and distribute vaccines effectively
Federal Ministry of Health COVID-19 pandemic