| Blueprint ID | Learning Objectives |
| 6739 | Explain the role of immunizations in clinical practice compared to other health care strategies |
| 6740 | Outline the types of vaccines that are available |
| 6741 | Identify the vaccines given to children and adults routinely in Canada, as well as the main vaccines offered to high-risk groups |
| 6742 | List the major precautions and contraindications to immunization, in particular as it relates to live vs inactive vaccines |
| 6743 | Locate the sources of current information on immunization for Canadian physicians |
| 6744 | describe the more common vaccine preventable illnesses and strategies to prevent them |
| 6745 | describe two new conjugate vaccines – pneumococcal and meningococcal |
| 6746 | identify which vaccines are given to healthy adults, older individuals and high-risk persons |
| 6747 | Explain the positive impact vaccination campaigns have had in the past 100 years |
| 6748 | Analyze why some peoples view that immunizations are, or may be, harmful |
| 6749 | discuss the pros and cons of immunizations |
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