Vaccination in pregnancy
Vaccination is vital to protect both mother and baby during pregnancy. This eLearning module supports healthcare practitioners in Scotland to confidently discuss and administer pregnancy vaccines—pertussis, RSV, and influenza—promoting informed immunisation decisions.
Vaccination in pregnancy e-Learning module
Ensuring the health of both mother and baby during pregnancy is vital, and vaccination plays a key role in protecting against serious infectious diseases.
An eLearning module has been designed to support healthcare practitioners in Scotland who administer vaccines to pregnant women or discuss vaccination as part of their role.
This module is supplementary to the more detailed learning resources on both vaccination practice on Turas learn and the three specific vaccines recommended in pregnancy:
Those who administer vaccines, should complete the learning resources above to ensure competence and confidence in vaccination.
Through interactive learning, this module will help practitioners gain the knowledge and confidence to communicate the benefits of vaccination, address common concerns, and signpost individuals to further information.
Note: You must be signed in to your Turas account to view and access the below elearning module.
Estimated completion time
This module is designed to take approximately 45 minutes to complete. However, the actual time may vary depending on your learning style, prior knowledge of the topic, and the pace at which you prefer to engage with the material. Feel free to take as much time as you need to fully absorb the content.
