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Ian F. Cook

University of Newcastle Australia

Also Known As

Cook, Ian, Cook, Ian Francis, I Cook, I F Cook, I. Cook, I.F. Cook, Ian Cook, Ian F Cook, Ian F. Cook, Ian Francis Cook

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1.1K

Citations

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University of Newcastle AustraliaMonash UniversityPapua New Guinea University of Technology
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About

Ian F. Cook is an author at University of Newcastle Australia specializing in medicine, vaccination, and vaccine safety.

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Medicine

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Immunology

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Public Health

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Epidemiology

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Medical Laboratory Science

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Publications

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Reactogenicity and immunogenicity of an inactivated influenza vaccine administered by intramuscular or subcutaneous injection in elderly adults

Ian F. Cook, Ian Barr, Günter Härtel,

Vaccine

2005

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Evidence based route of administration of vaccines

Ian F. Cook

Human Vaccines

2008

75

Definition of needle length required for intramuscular deltoid injection in elderly adults: an ultrasonographic study

Ian F. Cook, Michael R. Williamson, Dimity Pond

Vaccine

2005

72

An evidence based protocol for the prevention of upper arm injury related to vaccine administration (UAIRVA)

Ian F. Cook

Human Vaccines

2011

51

Subdeltoid/subacromial bursitis associated with influenza vaccination

Ian F. Cook

Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics

2013

50

Comparative reactogenicity and immunogenicity of 23 valent pneumococcal vaccine administered by intramuscular or subcutaneous injection in elderly adults

Ian F. Cook, Dimity Pond, Günter Härtel

Vaccine

2007

45

Optimal technique for intramuscular injection of infants and toddlers: a randomised trial

Ian F. Cook, John Murtagh

The Medical Journal of Australia

2005

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Comparative reactogenicity and parental acceptability of pertussis vaccines administered into the ventrogluteal area and anterolateral thigh in children aged 2, 4, 6 and 18 months

Ian F. Cook, J Murtagh

Vaccine

2003

21

Ventrogluteal area—a suitable site for intramuscular vaccination of infants and toddlers

Ian F. Cook, J Murtagh

Vaccine

2005

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Needle length required for intramuscular vaccination of infants and toddlers. An ultrasonographic study.

Ian F. Cook, John Murtagh

PubMed

2002

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