CAIRE Research Sponsor Advisory Board

CAIRE’s Research Sponsor Advisory Board (RSA) brings together executive committee members, key stakeholders and industry sponsors twice a year to facilitate dialogue on relevant topics.

Overview

CAIRE’s Research Sponsor Advisory Board (RSA) brings together executive committee members, key stakeholders and industry sponsors twice a year to facilitate dialogue on topics such as applied vaccinology research in Canada, methods for timely access to new and improved vaccines, collaborations to ensure suitable expertise and facilities exist in Canada, and vaccine research practices in Canada.

Recent topics discussed include:

  • Vaccination and Healthy Aging: Opportunities and Challenges

  • Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Vaccine Safety and Pharmacovigilance

  • The Canadian vaccinology landscape in a global context

  • Recommended but non-funded vaccines

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Summary of Discussion: Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Vaccine Safety and Pharmacovigilance

This meeting presented opportunities for discussion on which factors make Canada an attractive place to undertake vaccine research, and what are the barriers that make Canada less competitive. Through having perspectives from different stakeholders, this meeting was able to explore how the Canadian landscape fares with other key countries/regions as well as to strategize potential solutions to minimize barriers.

Summary of Discussion: The Canadian vaccinology landscape in a global context

This meeting presented opportunities for discussion on which factors make Canada an attractive place to undertake vaccine research, and what are the barriers that make Canada less competitive. Through having perspectives from different stakeholders, this meeting was able to explore how the Canadian landscape fares with other key countries/regions as well as to strategize potential solutions to minimize barriers.

Summary of Discussion: Recommended but non-funded vaccines: Perspectives from different stakeholders

The overall goal of this meeting is to present current issues with regards to approved and recommended vaccines that are not included in publicly funded programs from different viewpoints. In addition, the meeting will discuss potential solutions to address these challenges.