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Webinar Evaluation: 2026-2027 Respiratory Season Immunization Updates and Recommendations

2026-2027 Respiratory Season Immunization Updates and Recommenations

To receive continuing education credits for viewing the webinar, "2026-2027 Respiratory Season Immunization Updates and Recommendations ", complete the evaluation below. Please note that the CE certificate is not automatically generated upon completion of the webinar or evaluation. Instead, you will receive the CE certificate by email, to the email address you provide below, within one week from completion of the webinar evaluation.

CE credit for this event is available until October 8th, 2026.
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2.Do you request CE credits?(Required.)
3.If so, which one?
4.For Pharmacy CE, please answer the following:
5.At the conclusion of this webinar, I can describe the recommendations for influenza and COVID-19 vaccination for the upcoming season.(Required.)
6.At the conclusion of this webinar, I can describe the RSV prevention products that are available and understand their recommendations for use.(Required.)
7.At the conclusion of this webinar, I can describe the storage, handling, and ordering updates for flu, COVID, and RSV products during the 2026-2027 respiratory season.(Required.)
8.At the conclusion of this webinar, I can discuss influenza, RSV, and COVID disease trends and immunization coverage rates from the 2025-2026 influenza season.(Required.)
9.At the conclusion of this webinar, I cancan describe the goal of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s Influenza Sentinel Provider Program and how WV facilities can enroll.(Required.)
10.How would you rate this webinar compared to other webinars in which you have participated?
11.How will attending this webinar  affect your current practice?
12.What kinds of topics/sessions would you like to see included in future WV Immunization Network events or conferences?             
13.Do you have any additional feedback that you would like to share?
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