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1. COVID-19 mRNA vaccines - what clinic personnel need to know |
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| Table comparison for
healthcare professionals which summarizes
attributes of the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna
COVID-19 vaccines. Covers essential information on
each vaccines' presentation, packaging and
shipment, storage and handling specifics,
preparation and administration, contraindications
and precautions, and post-vaccination events
[#P3210] |
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2. Administering
vaccines: dose, route, site, and needle size |
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| One-page reference table [#P3085] |
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3. Administering
vaccines to adults: dose, route, site, and needle
size |
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| One-page reference table [#P3084] |
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4. Medical Management of Vaccine Reactions in Adults in a Community Setting |
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| Table describes
procedures to follow if various reactions occur in
adult patients, includes supply list [#P3082] |
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5. After the shots...what to do if your child has
discomfort |
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| Tip sheet for parents describing how to reduce fever, including medication dosages for various ages and weights of children [#P4015] |
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6. How to administer intramuscular and subcutaneous vaccine injections |
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| One page information sheet with illustrations [#P2020] |
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7. How to administer
intramuscular and subcutaneous vaccine injections
to adults |
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| One-page information sheet with illustrations [#P2020A] |
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8. Key vaccination resources for healthcare professionals |
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| Annotated list of key training, education, and reference materials for people who vaccinate or oversee vaccination clinics [#P2005] |
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9. Protective measures for vaccinating during the pandemic |
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| Guidance for protective measures to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 when providing vaccination services [#P2009] |
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10. Influenza vaccine products for the 2020–2021 influenza season |
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| Information about influenza vaccine products available in the U.S. during
2020–2021 [#P4072] |
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11. Vaccinations for infants and children, age 0-10 years |
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| Covers all vaccinations for infants and children [#P4019] |
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12. Vaccinations for preteens and teens, age 11-19 years |
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| Covers all vaccinations for teenagers [#P4020] |
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13.
Vaccinations for adults – you're never too old to
get vaccinated! |
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| One-page sheet describes vaccinations that adults need [#P4030] |
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14. When do children and teens need vaccinations? |
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| Simple table for
parents depicting the immunization schedule for
children [#P4050] |
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15. Science supports our confidence in vaccines |
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| Reviews the scientific evidence favoring routine vaccination, segmented by safety, components, compensation, the reasoning underlying vaccine policy,
and other topics [#P2073] |
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16. Leading medical organizations endorse strong school and childcare vaccination requirements and elimination of non-medical exemptions |
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| One-page handout for policymakers listing medical organizations' policies that endorse childcare and school vaccination
requirements and the elimination of personal belief and religious exemptions. [#P2071] |
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17. Summary of recommendations for child/teen
immunization (age birth through 18 years) |
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| Six-page reference
table summarizing ACIP recommendations on the
appropriate use, scheduling, and
contraindications/precautions for vaccines in
children and teens [#P2010] |
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18. Summary of recommendations for adult immunization (age 19 years and older) |
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| Five-page reference
table summarizing ACIP recommendations on the
appropriate use, scheduling, and
contraindications/precautions for vaccines in
adults [#P2011] |
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19. Screening checklist for contraindications to vaccines for children and teens |
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| Form your patients (or
parents) fill out to help you evaluate which vaccines can be given at that day's visit, includes information sheet for
healthcare professionals [#P4060] |
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20. Screening checklist for contraindications to vaccines for adults |
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| Form your patients fill out to help you evaluate which vaccines can be given at that day's visit, includes information sheet for
healthcare professionals [#P4065] |
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21. Dates of current
Vaccine Information Statements (VISs) |
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| Print and cut out up to four charts (4" x 5.5") of current VIS dates for posting around the clinic and work place [#P2029] |
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22. You must provide patients with Vaccine Information Statements (VISs) – it's federal law! |
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| Everything you need to know about VISs [#P2027] |
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23. Vaccinations for pregnant
women |
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| One-page sheet describes the vaccines for pregnant women. [#P4040] |
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24. Vaccinations for adults without a spleen |
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| One-page sheet describes vaccinations that adults without a spleen need [#P4047] |
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25. You're 16…we recommend these vaccines for you! |
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| One-page handout for 16-year-olds and their parents about the vaccines recommended for them (MenACWY, MenB, HPV, Influenza) [#P4022] |
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26. Vaccines with diluents:
how to use them |
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| Table of vaccines
requiring reconstitution prior to administration,
includes information about the diluent and time
allowed between reconstitution and use [#P3040] |
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27. Clear answers and smart advice about your baby's shots by Ari Brown, MD, FAAP |
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| This piece, written by Dr. Ari
Brown, gives clear answers to parents' questions
about vaccines [#P2068] |
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28. Guide to contraindications and precautions to commonly used vaccines |
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| Two-page reference
table listing contraindications and precautions
for vaccines given to children and adults
[#P3072A] |
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29. Healthcare personnel vaccination recommendations |
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| Recommendations in brief [#P2017] |
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30. Hepatitis B and healthcare
personnel |
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| How to protect
healthcare personnel, includes post-exposure prophylaxis guidelines and new Q & A's [#P2109] |
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31. Hepatitis A and
hepatitis B vaccines: be sure your patients get
the correct dose |
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| Recommended child and adult dosages of licensed hepatitis A and B vaccines [#P2081] |
ACIP Recommendations
Vaccine Information Statements 
