Review of the Vaccines Strategy: What’s changed for 2026?
Thursday 19th March 2026 13:00 - 14:00 (GMT)
Understand the latest updates shaping vaccination delivery and public health priorities
Masterclass Details:
The NHS Vaccination Strategy continues to evolve as reforms reshape how prevention and public health vaccination programmes are delivered. Structural changes, new commissioning models and updated guidance are all influencing how vaccines are procured, prioritised and accessed across the UK.
Join Director of Vaccination at NHS England, Caroline Temmink, Childhood Immunisation Lead, Dr Zoyah Hussain, alongside Richard Vis, Public Health Affairs Consultant Specialising in Vaccines, in this 60-minute masterclass, where they will outline the key changes for 2026 and what they mean in practice. You’ll hear the latest on the recent changes to the routine childhood immunisation programmes, an update on the plans for centralised procurement and share an example of innovation to improve childhood vaccination uptake in underserved communities.
They will also discuss how NHS structural changes may affect vaccination delivery, data flows and accountability, helping you stay informed about the practical realities of an evolving system.
Join live to ask your questions and gain first-hand insight into how vaccination strategy and delivery are changing in 2026.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Understand the latest updates to the NHS Vaccination Strategy and their implications for 2026
- Learn how NHS reforms are impacting vaccination delivery, procurement and public health priorities
- Explore developments in childhood immunisation and adult vaccine programmes
- Examine efforts to improve access and uptake in underserved communities
- Gain a clearer view of how the vaccination landscape is changing across the NHS
LSAA reserves the right to restrict access to this webinar to LSAA members.
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Date and time
19th Mar 2026 13:00 – 14:00 (GMT)
