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by a three-year grant of $6.6 million from PHAC and
CIRN’s niche is at the interface of clinical research,
uenza Research Network (PCIRN), from 2009 -
ed that it is fully funded for The next phase of CIRN hopes to further strengthen eld of immunization and vaccines recruiting New Investigators, providing opportunities for trainees, and delivering meaningful engagement
Immunization Research
About the Canadian

Network (CIRN) CIRN continues to function as a network of networks and serves as a primary source of research capacity to provide data to inform public health decision-making about immunization programs to improve the health of Canadians. surveillance and epidemiological research, and public health program evaluation. CIRN’s focus is on late-stage vaccine evaluation and evaluation of program implementation. In continuation of the successful PHAC/CI

About the Canadian Immunization Research Network (CIRN)

Table of Contents
CIRN Management Committee, April 2017
Letter from the Management Committee

CIRN Network Leads CIRN Networks and Their Projects Canadian National Vaccine Safety Network Clinical Trials Network Serious Outcomes Surveillance Network Provincial Collaborative Network Special Immunization Clinics Network Social Sciences and Humanities Network Modeling and Economics Research Network Reference Laboratory Network CIRN Trainees CIRN Financial Report CIRN Co-Investigators 2016-2017 Publications, Abstracts and Pre

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