Previous Events: Recordings and Resources

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Welcome to our archive of previous events. This section brings together recordings, slides, and supporting materials from sessions hosted as part of our ongoing programme. It is designed to help you revisit key learning, catch up on events you may have missed, and access valuable insights shared by colleagues and subject‑matter experts across the system.

Each entry includes a short overview of the session along with links to available resources. We hope this collection supports your continued learning and professional development, and provides a useful reference point as our work evolves.

Every Conversation Counts: Supporting Vaccine Decisions in Pregnancy

Thank you to everyone who joined us for our educational webinar, Every Conversation Counts: Supporting Vaccine Decisions in Pregnancy, on 25 August 2026.

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to all presenters for sharing their expertise, insights and practical experience, and to all participants who attended and contributed to the discussions. Your engagement helped make the event both successful and valuable.

Event Resources
 

The following resources are now available to support your learning and practice:

  • Presentation slide sets from the webinar
  • Every Conversation Counts: Bitesize Takeaway
  • Vaccination in Pregnancy Quick Reference Guide

The following resources include individual presentation slide sets and recordings of each presentation as delivered by the presenter at the Event.

Please note: The presentations by Dr Cheryl Gibbons and Michelle Brooks contain audio and images of sick babies which some viewers may find distressing. Discretion is advised.

Further Learning


To continue your learning, you may also wish to access:

Thank you again for your commitment to supporting informed vaccine decisions during pregnancy and for helping to ensure every conversation counts

PHS Winter Vaccines Stakeholder Webinar held on 18/08/26

This webinar is aimed at professionals and organisations (particularly those in community, third and voluntary sectors) who work with and support those who are eligible for the flu and/or COVID-19 vaccines. It covers information about the 2026 winter vaccine programme and resources stakeholders can use to raise awareness and encourage uptake amongst those most at risk.

World Immunisation Week: Vaccination Workforce Learning Event

This online learning event brought together colleagues from across Scotland’s vaccination workforce during World Immunisation Week. The session focused on linking national vaccination priorities with everyday practice, supporting staff to confidently use data, communicate effectively about vaccination, and deliver inclusive, person‑centred care.

The event explored Scotland’s vaccination data landscape, approaches to responding to false vaccine information, and examples of innovation from practice across Scotland. Participants were also introduced to Turas learning resources to support ongoing professional development, aligned with Scotland’s 5‑Year Vaccination & Immunisation Framework and Delivery Plan.

 

Presentation slides

Presentation slides from the following sessions are available to download:

Event resources

A Sway resource is also available, bringing together all learning resources referenced during the event. This provides a single place to revisit and explore resources to support reflection, further learning, and application in practice.

Access the Event Resources Sway 

 

Event evaluation

We value feedback from participants to help us understand what worked well and to shape future learning events for Scotland’s vaccination workforce. If you attended this session or subsequently accessed recordings, we would be grateful if you could take a few minutes to complete the evaluation form.

Complete the event evaluation form

Webinar Young people and vaccination consent
 

Webinar held on 15th January 2026 covering the following topics:

  • Recognise the Scottish context in relation to vaccines for young people, including differences in uptake and vaccination schedules
  • Describe the role children’s rights play in vaccinations
  • Describe the legal frameworks surrounding vaccines for young people, administration and consent
  • Demonstrate an evidence-based approach to taking vaccination consent


Sway presentation is designed to support healthcare practitioners in delivering safe and effective vaccination programmes for young people across Scotland.

It brings together essential guidance, practical tools, and key information shared during the webinar “Young People and Vaccination Consent.”

Material can be located on Young people and vaccination consent page.