On-Demand Webinar on Infant RSV Immunisation in Clinical Practice
This on-demand webinar introduces healthcare professionals to a long-acting monoclonal antibody approach for preventing severe RSV disease in infants. The session covers the clinical rationale for passive immunisation, appropriate timing within the RSV season and practical considerations for implementation in South African practice. Expert faculty discuss how this approach fits alongside existing infant care pathways. The webinar is intended for paediatricians, neonatologists, obstetricians and primary care clinicians involved in infant care.
The webinar is aimed at paediatricians, neonatologists, obstetricians, midwives and primary care clinicians involved in infant care and immunisation counselling. It provides foundational and practical information relevant to introducing passive RSV immunisation into clinical workflows. Both hospital-based and community-based healthcare professionals may find the content relevant. Registration and login are required to access the full session.
The session covers the burden of RSV disease in infants, the mechanism of passive immunisation, and timing considerations relative to the RSV season. Practical implementation topics, such as counselling caregivers and coordinating administration timing, are also addressed. Expert faculty share perspectives on integrating this approach into existing maternal and infant care pathways. The webinar format allows clinicians to review the content at a convenient time.
Yes, the webinar is hosted as an on-demand recording that registered healthcare professionals can access at any time after login. This allows clinicians to view the content outside of a live broadcast schedule. On-demand access supports flexible learning around clinical commitments. The recording remains available on the platform for ongoing reference.
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