09:00
Öffnung des Kongress-Sekretariats / Ouverture du secrétariat
09:50-10:00
Welcome
Urs B. Schaad, Basel
(Professor emeritus Pediatrics and Pediatric Infectious Disasaes)
Ulrich Heininger, Basel
(Senior Physician and Deputy Chief Physician of Pediatrics)
10:00-11:00
Symposium
Impfempfehlungen
Christiane Eberhardt, Geneva
(Clinical Vaccinologist)
Christoph Berger, Basel
(Lead Researcher)
Wie kommt es zu einer EKIF-Empfehlung?
Christoph Berger, Basel
(Lead Researcher)
Vaccination Coverage Monitoring
Aliki Metsini, Geneva
(Research Associate)
Abwasser als Informationsquelle für zirkulierende impfpräventable Infektionserreger?
Christoph Ort, Dübendorf
(Eawag, Head of Department Urban Water Management)
11:00-11:30
Update EKIF Empfehlungen 2025/2026
Christoph Berger, Basel
(Research Group Leader Translational Immunology)
11:30-12:00
www.impfen-schweiz.ch – Impfkommunikation auf einen Klick
Anne Spaar, Bern
(Section Vaccination, FOPH)
Gerald Dziekan, Bern
(Head of Section Vaccination, FOPH)
12:00-12:15
Kaffeepause / Coffee break
12:15-13:15
Workshop Runde 1
13:15-14:15
Mittagspause / Lunch
14:15-15:15
Workshop Runde 2
15:15 – 16:15
Symposium
Pneumokokken-Impfungen für jung und alt 2025: gegenwärtige Epidemiologie, neue Impfstoffe, aktuelle Empfehlungen
Christoph Berger, Zurich
(Head Physician, Department of Infectious Diseases and Hospital Hygiene, Deputy Medical Clinic Director)
Werner Albrich, St. Gallen
(Senior Physician, Infectious Diseases, Infection Prevention, and Travel Medicine)
16:15-16:30
Kaffeepause / Coffee break
16:30-17:15
Keynote lecture: Tick-borne Encephalitis
Dace Zavadska, Riga, Lettland
(Riga Stradiņš university, Dept. of Paediatrics; Children clinical university hospital, Head of Family vaccination centre)
17:15-17:30
Lessons learned from diphtheria outbreak in Latvia
Dace Zavadska, Riga, Lettland
(Riga Stradiņš university, Dept. of Paediatrics; Children clinical university hospital, Head of Family vaccination centre)
17:30-18:15
Keynote lecture: Artificial Intelligence and Vaccinology
Prof. Enkelejda Miho, Muttenz
(Professorin für Digital Life Sciences an der FHNW Muttenz)