Building Trust, Managing Risk: Vaccine Confidence and Human Papillomavirus Vaccination

WELCOME COMMENTS

- Peter Piot (Director of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine)
- Pierre Van Damme (University of Antwerp, HPV Prevention and Control Board, Belgium)
- Heidi Larson (LSHTM, Vaccine Confidence Project, UK)

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INTRODUCTORY KEYNOTE LECTURE: THE STATE OF HPV VACCINATION IN THE WORLD
Chair: Margaret Stanley (University of Cambridge, UK)

• The state of HPV vaccination in the world (.pdf,  2.78MB)
  Scott La Montagne (Path, US)

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CHALLENGES WITH HPV VACCINE INTRODUCTION 
Moderator: Xavier Bosch (Catalan Institute of Oncology, Spain)

• HPV vaccination coverage drop: are there common denominators? (.pdf, 918 kB)
  Alex Vorsters (University of Antwerp, HPV Prevention and Control Board, Belgium)
  
  
• Issues related to HPV vaccine acceptance: lessons from the Danish HPV vaccine experience (.pdf, 1.2 MB)
  Palle Valentiner-Branth (Statens Serum Institute, Denmark)
  
  
• Determinants of HPV vaccine hesitancy in Europe
  Emilie Karafillakis (LSHTM, Vaccine Confidence Project, UK)

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COUNTRY PERSPECTIVES ON OVERCOMING CHALLENGES 
Moderator: Joanne Yarwood (Public Health England, UK)

• Vaccine Safety Issues: lessons from Hepatitis B Immunization Programs (.pdf, 1.3 MB)
  Mark Kane (Independent consultant, Seattle, US)
  
  
• Vaccination campaign against human papilloma virus in Chile (.pdf, 1 MB)
  Jan Wilhelm (Clinica Alemana, Santiago, Chile)
  
  
• HPV vaccine in Australia (.pdf, 2.2 MB)
  Kristine Macartney (University of Sydney, Australia)
  
  
• HPV vaccination in the Netherlands –challenges we have to face (.pdf, 1.3 MB)
  Liesbeth Mollema (RIVM, Netherlands)
  
  
• The HPV vaccination programme in Flanders (.pdf, 981 kB)
  Geert Top (Flemish Agency for Care and Health, Belgium)

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ADOLESCENCE AND HEALTH: WHAT ELSE IS GOING ON?
Moderator: Mitchell Weiss (Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute, Switzerland)

• Global adolescent health coming of age (.pdf, 1.1 MB)
  David Ross (WHO Geneva, Switzerland)
  
  
• Adolescence & Health What else is going on? (.pdf, 374 kB)
  Greg Zimet (Indiana University, US)
  
  
• Sharon Hanley (Hokkaido University, Japan)

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BREAKOUT SESSIONS & FEEDBACK 
Moderator: Silvia de Sanjose (Catalan Institute of Oncology, Spain)

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END OF DAY FINAL COMMENTS
Bruce Gellin (Sabin Vaccine Institute, US)
Andrew Pollard (University of Oxford, UK)

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June 8, 2017

RISK COMMUNICATION 
Moderator: Paolo Bonanni (University of Florence, Italy)

• Risk Communication and HPV Vaccination: Fixing a Crisis in Cancer Prevention (.pdf, 1.2 MB)
  Noel Brewer (University of North Carolina, US)

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MONITORING OF THE MEDIA AND SOCIAL MEDIA LISTENING 
Moderator: Pier Luigi Lopalco (University of Pisa, US)

• Social listening (.pdf, 833 kB)
  Louisa Tribe (Wellcome Trust, UK)
  
  
• Real-time global media monitoring and ‘derived questions’ for enhancing communication by regulatory bodies -the case of HPV vaccines (.pdf, 906 kB)
  Priya Bahri (European Medicines Agency, UK)
  
  
• Media monitoring: Experience of outbreak monitoring at ECDC to monitor vaccine safety potential crisis-A pilot using MediSYS (.pdf, 2.1 MB)
  Tarik Derrough (European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, Sweden)
  
  
• Media monitoring (.pdf, 3 MB)
  Will Schulz (LSHTM, Vaccine Confidence Project, UK)
  
  
• VSN networkWeb analytics project (.pdf, 502 kB)
  Francesco Gesualdo (Vaccine Safety Network, Italy)

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THE ROLE OF THE MEDIA
Moderator: Fiona Fox (Science Media Centre, UK)

• HPV vaccine. An experience at Le Monde (.pdf, 1.4 MB)
  Paul Benkimoun (Le Monde, France)
  
  
• Media's public health value (.pdf, 127 kB)
  Chitra Duella (The News Minute, India)
  
  
• What role can media play? Anticipating HPV introduction in light of other vaccines in Pakistan (.pdf, 545 kB)
  Huma Khawar (Independent journalist, Pakistan)
  
  
• One journalist's perspective: managing misinformation & covering crisis in Real Time (.pdf, 982 kB)
  Dina Maron (Scientific American, US)

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ENGAGING AND COMMUNICATING WITH DIFFERENT AUDIENCES 
Moderator: Jason Reifler (University of Exeter, UK)

• Kim Mulholland (LSHTM, UK)
• Engaging & communicating with different audiences (.pdf, 1.5 MB)
  Suleman Malik (UNICEF New York, US)
• Engaging & communicating with different audiences (.pdf, 1.6 MB)
  Katrine Habersaat (WHO EURO, Denmark)

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WRAP-UP AND OFFICIAL CLOSE OF MEETING

• Meeting conclusions (.pdf, 216 kB)
  David Fitzsimons (Independent scientific writer, France)

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LOOKING FORWARD

• Pierre Van Damme (University of Antwerp, HPV Prevention and Control Board, Belgium)
• Heidi Larson (LSHTM, Vaccine Confidence Project, UK)