I will be a presenter in family Medicine day about Adult Immunisation — Schedule Updates Topic: Adult Immunization: Closing the Gaps in the Schedule Learning objectives — by the end of this session, participants will be able to: • Identify the latest adult-schedule changes (RSV, zoster, COVID). • Apply indications and catch-up guidance. • Address vaccine hesitancy. 13 min talk Focus on updates: emphasize the latest evidence, guideline updates and recent advances relevant to family medicine rather than extensive background information. 6. Keep it concise: include only key points and avoid overcrowding slides with excessive text. 7. Use clear visuals: incorporate figures, tables, algorithms and high-quality images where appropriate. 8. Ensure clinical relevance: focus on practical approaches, common pitfalls and evidence-based recommendations. 9. Highlight take-home messages: end your presentation with 3–5 practical learning points. 10. Use validated references: include recent, high-quality references (preferably within the last 5 years when applicable). 11. Rehearse your presentation: practice in advance to ensure completion within the allotted time. Please make the presentation will organised to the points with some picture and charts start with title and objective you can put case as a guide fir presentation take home massage and closure
I will be a presenter in family Medicine day about Adult Immunisation — Schedule Updates
Topic: Adult Immunization: Closing the Gaps in the Schedule
Learning objectives — by the end of this session, participants will be able to:
• Identify the latest adult-schedule changes (RSV, zoster, COVID).
• Apply indications and catch-up guidance.
• Address vaccine hesitancy.
13 min talk
Focus on updates: emphasize the latest evidence, guideline updates and recent advances relevant to
family medicine rather than extensive background information.
6. Keep it concise: include only key points and avoid overcrowding slides with excessive text.
7. Use clear visuals: incorporate figures, tables, algorithms and high-quality images where appropriate.
8. Ensure clinical relevance: focus on practical approaches, common pitfalls and evidence-based
recommendations.
9. Highlight take-home messages: end your presentation with 3–5 practical learning points.
10. Use validated references: include recent, high-quality references (preferably within the last 5 years
when applicable).
11. Rehearse your presentation: practice in advance to ensure completion within the allotted time.
Please make the presentation will organised to the points with some picture and charts start with title and objective you can put case as a guide fir presentation take home massage and closure
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This clinical update focuses on adult immunisation, highlighting key areas such as RSV, zoster, and COVID-19. It aims to identify current guidelines, apply catch-up principles, and address a case study of a 67-year-old with diabetes. Emphasis is placed on prioritising vaccinations for older adults and those with comorbidities, utilising the recombinant zoster vaccine, and ensuring COVID-19 protection aligns with risk. Strategies to combat vaccine hesitancy and make every patient visit count...