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The October 2025 Immunisation Skills Workshop is an interactive event, designed to educate and upskill accredited immunisation providers.

This past webinar was on the topic of pneumococcal vaccination, in light of changes to the childhood pneumococcal vaccine schedule from 1 September 2025.

This past webinar was on the topic of immunisation and special risk groups. The webinar featured leading experts Prof Nigel Crawford and A/Prof Benjamin Teh, finishing with a brief Q&A session.

The March 2025 Immunisation Skills Workshop is a half-day, interactive event, designed to educate and upskill accredited immunisation providers.

MVEC’s CVU mini was on the topic of RSV preventative therapies. This webinar offers healthcare professionals the opportunity to hear from leading experts on the latest in RSV prevention.

Due to overlap and parallels with other upcoming RSV events, we are postponing RSV presentations until our October CVU and will no longer be holding a separate CVU mini on 21 June 2024.

The Immunisation Skills Workshop is a full-day, interactive event, designed to educate and upskill accredited immunisation providers.

The 2023 Clinical Vaccinology Update (CVU) was held at the University of Melbourne on Monday 30 October 2023. MVEC’s annual CVU offers healthcare professionals the opportunity to hear from leading experts on the latest developments and trends in immunisation.

在本次研讨会中，与会者将听取免疫专家的意见，并能够通过参与模拟场景将他们的知识付诸实践。

在本次研讨会中，与会者将听取免疫专家的意见，并有机会通过参与模拟场景将他们的知识付诸实践。

The MVEC annual CVU on Friday 28th October has now concluded. The face-to-face event provided the opportunity for healthcare professionals to come together to hear from leading experts on the latest developments and trends in immunisation.

Thank you for attending MVEC’s Clinical Vaccinology Update (CVU) mini webinar on Tuesday 30th August.

Thank you for joining our first CVU mini virtual event for the year on Winter preparedness: COVID-19 and influenza.

This CVU mini virtual event Matters of the heart: Myocarditis and pericarditis associated with COVID-19 mRNA vaccination took an in-depth look at an important vaccine safety signal associated with COVID-19 mRNA vaccines (Pfizer and Moderna).

Immunisation providers including GP practices, vaccine hubs, pharmacies and other clinics have and will continue to play an important role in delivering COVID-19 vaccinations to their local communities.

In light of the change in recommendation regarding the administration of COVID-19 AstraZeneca in those under 50 years, we are excited to be hosting a special clinical feature event on Thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome (TTS) & COVID-19 AstraZeneca.

Our Clinical Vaccinology Update (CVU) mini’s are a series of webinar sessions for health care professionals. Each CVU mini will provide information on the latest in vaccine news and clinical updates from a range of presenters.

Promoting confidence and trust in COVID-19 vaccines is critical to achieving vaccine acceptance and uptake. As a trusted source of information on vaccines, general practitioners, immunisation nurses and other health care professionals play an important role in delivering this information and driving vaccine acceptance and uptake.

Following on from our CVU mini virtual event: Matters of the heart: myocarditis and pericarditis associated with COVID-19 mRNA vaccination, The Melbourne Vaccine Education Centre is excited to announce our latest resource The MVEC Conversation: myocarditis/pericarditis following mRNA vaccines.

Our 2021 CVU has concluded. The program allowed participants to choose from keynote sessions delivered on the virtual main stage in addition to themed seminars and interactive workshops hosted by industry experts, addressing the most important and current issues in immunisation.