UK Clinical Vaccine Network Conference 2022

Bringing together and showcasing the work of the UK clinical vaccine community, to facilitate co-operation and collaborate on future challenges.

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It is with great excitement that we can announce this year’s Clinical Vaccine Network Conference will be held in person at the Royal College of Physicians, London.

Hosted on the 30th June, this event will cover a wide spectrum of issues in vaccine development, presentations on the latest research, and the future of vaccines.

Whilst this conference will be made available to join virtually we thoroughly recommend attending in person to not miss out on this excellent networking opportunity. There will be an array of UK healthcare professionals, and other relevant decision makers who have a specific interest in vaccine intervention in the patient pathway.

Please share the flyer for the event available here with your colleagues.

If you have any queries, or would like to enquire about sponsorship of this event, please contact: debbie@pagemedical.co.uk.

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Seqirus has sponsored this conference but has had no input into the arrangements or the content except the session on “Improving Influenza Vaccine Uptake” which has specifically been sponsored and arranged by Seqirus.

To view the recordings from the online UK Clinical Vaccine Network Conference held in 2020 please click here Clinical Vaccines Network Virtual Conference 2020

30th June, Royal College of Physicians

11 St Andrews Pl., London NW1 4LE

The final programme for UKCVN conference 2022 is available below

09:45
Welcome and Introduction
SESSION 1: VACCINES - COVID19 and beyond
09:50
Lessons learnt from the COVID-19 vaccine trials
Dr Jane Beety, Head of COVID-19 Vaccines Research Delivery Programme at NIHR Clinical Research Network
10:10
Engaging with the public about vaccines in the time of COVID-19
Erika Aquino, Public Engagement Manager, British Society for Immunology
10:30
Reflections on the NHS vaccine roll out
Dr Emily Lawson, National Director, COVID vaccine deployment
10:50
Q&A
11:10
Break
SESSION 2: CLINICAL CASES AND HOT TOPICS
11:30
Vaccination rare adverse events - a clinical case
Dr Christopher Duncan, Honorary Consultant in Infectious Diseases at Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary
11:50
Oxford experience of yellow fever post vaccine
Alex Mentzer, Clinical Research Fellow, University of Oxford
12:10
SUSARS in clinical trials
Dr Maheshi Ramasamy, Senior Clinical Researcher at the Oxford Vaccine Group - View Bio
12:30
Q&A
SESSION 3: SPONSORED SESSION
Supported by: Seqirus
12:50
Improving influenza vaccine uptake
Dr George Kassianos, National Immunisation Lead at Royal College of General Practitioners
13:10
Q&A
13:20
Lunch break
SESSION 4: VACCINES and PREGNANCY
14:10
Barriers to vaccination uptake in pregnancy
Dr Heather Bailey, Lecturer in Infectious Disease Epidemiology at UCL
14:30
Group B strep vaccine development and plans for challenge model
Prof. Kirsty le Doare, Professor of Vaccinology and Immunology, St George's University of London
14:50
Preg-CoV study update
Dr Eva Galiza, Senior Clinical Research Fellow, St George's, University of London
15:10
Q&A
SESSION 5: THE FUTURE
15:35
Preparing a vaccine for the next pandemic?
Prof. Teresa Lambe, Centre for Clinical Vaccinology and Tropical Medicine, University of Oxford
15:55
Respiratory Syncytial Virus
Dr Christopher Green, Senior Clinical Lecturer & Consultant Physician in Infectious Diseases, University of Birmingham - View Bio
16:15
Malaria
Dr Lawrence Wang, NIH Oxford Scholar
16:35
Herpes Zoster
Dr Gayatri Amirthalingam, Consultant Epidemiologist, UKHSA
16:55
Q&A
17:05
Closing remarks
17:10
Conference close

Posters & abstracts

Posters will be available onsite and on the virtual platform and abstract submission is  now open. Please download the instructions below for further information.

The entry deadline has now been extended so the deadline is now Friday 3rd June.

There will be a £100 cash prize for the best poster.

If there are any queries relating to abstract submission please contact Debbie at Page Medical on debbie@pagemedical.co.uk

 

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Sponsors

The UK Clinical Vaccine Network Conference provides the perfect opportunity for industry leaders to showcase their products and services to others within the UK vaccine community, as well as the chance to discuss both UK vaccine research and future research directions. With dedicated networking opportunities and an engaging and interactive exhibition hall, this is a fantastic opportunity for sponsors who wish to join us for this exciting new event.

The idea of the conference is for the UK Clinical Vaccine Network to engage with industry as real partners in this event and will offer delegate passes alongside sponsorship to encourage debate and interaction from academic, clinical and commercial side.

We have a number of sponsorship packages available to suit individual company needs.
For more information please contact Debbie@pagemedical.co.uk.

 

Seqirus has sponsored this conference but has had no input into the arrangements or the content except the session on “Improving Influenza Vaccine Uptake” which has specifically been sponsored and arranged by Seqirus.

 

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Registration

REGISTRATION – FOR THE 2022 CONFERENCE IS NOW OPEN

Registration is only £95 for healthcare professionals who are members of the UK CVN. Membership is free and automatic upon registration. Membership will give you access to the CVN forum which allows discussions with other professionals in the vaccine community. If you would not like to become a member of the group please register as a non-member.

Register below:

CVN Members (non-commercial)

£95

CVN Conference 2022

Non-members

£140

CVN Conference 2022

Virtual registration

£55

Online only

Commercial

£300

CVN Conference 2022

Student

£65

CVN Conference 2022

Gallery of images from the Inaugural meeting at Wolfson College , Oxford in 2019

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