Immunize.org’s 1-page handout, designed for healthcare personnel, describes strategies that can be followed before, during, and after the vaccination visit to improve the vaccination experience for children. Several useful resources are also listed
This 1-page handout, designed for vaccine recipients and caregivers, describes strategies that can be followed before, during, and after the vaccination visit to improve the vaccination experience for children. Several useful resources are also listed.
This 1-page handout, designed for parents and caregivers, describes strategies that can be followed before, during, and after the vaccination visit to improve the vaccination experience for infants and toddlers. Several useful resources are also listed.
Immunize.org’s 1-page handout, designed for healthcare personnel, describes strategies that can be followed before, during, and after the vaccination visit to improve the vaccination experience for adolescents and adults. Several useful resources are also listed
This 1-page handout, designed for vaccine recipients and caregivers, describes strategies that can be followed before, during, and after the vaccination visit to improve the vaccination experience for adolescents and adults. Several useful resources are also listed
Use this easy-to-use chart to help you make an initial decision about vaccinating a patient.
Tips to assist healthcare professionals with communicating the benefits of influenza vaccination.
This table summarizes the catch-up recommendations of CDC’s ACIP for the use of DTaP, Tdap, and Td vaccines.
A 1-page handout for patients and caregivers describes symptoms of fainting (syncope), how it can occur around vaccination, how to reduce the risk of vaccination-related fainting, and what to do if someone faints during vaccination
For HBsAg screening in labor and delivery units and hepatitis B immunization in newborn nurseries
This resource provides guides for determining the number of doses of influenza vaccine to give to children ages 6 months through 8 years
Recommendations in brief for healthcare personnel vaccinations.
Recommended child and adult dosages of licensed hepatitis A and B vaccines
One-page table explaining the differences
List of people who should receive hepatitis b vaccination, answers to questions about hepatitis b screening or serologic testing, interpretation of the hepatitis B panel, and a glossary of hepatitis B terminology.
Answers to questions about protecting healthcare personnel from hepatitis b including vaccination and booster recommendations, post-exposure prophylaxis guidelines, hepatitis b triple panel screening, and frequency of hepatitis b testing.
Annotated list of key training, education, and reference materials for people who vaccinate or oversee vaccination clinics
This checklist is for labor and delivery HBsAg admission for the birthing mother
Table describes procedures to follow if various reactions occur in adult patients, includes supply list
Table describes procedures to follow if various reactions occur in children and teens, includes supply list
This table summarizes the recommendations of CDC’s ACIP for the use of the meningococcal ACWY vaccine.
This piece gives recommendations for MenB vaccine use in people age 10 years or older.
Two-page illustrated handout for patients which addresses common misunderstandings people give for not getting vaccinated against influenza. There is a companion handout for healthcare professionals Talking with Your Patient about Contraindications and Precautions to Influenza Vaccination
Algorithm to assist in the pre-exposure management of healthcare personnel
This piece gives recommendations for pneumococcal vaccines use in children and teens who are healthy or have risk factors.
This document gives sample text for admission orders for hepatitis B vaccine birth dose in a newborn nursery
Form your patients (or parents of teens) fill out to help you evaluate which vaccines can be given at that day’s visit, includes information sheet for healthcare professionals
Form your patients fill out to help you evaluate if influenza vaccine can be given at that day’s visit, includes information sheet for healthcare professionals
Form your patients fill out to help you evaluate if live attenuated influenza vaccine (LAIV) can be given at that day’s visit, includes information sheet for healthcare professionals
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
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
Two-page overview describing practical strategies for increasing adult vaccination in your healthcare setting.
This handout is designed to be a companion to Not Sure If You Can Get an Influenza Vaccine? It provides key information to help the provider determine if an influenza vaccine can or should be provided to the patient.
This 1-page handout for healthcare personnel describes how syncope (fainting) sometimes occurs around vaccination, how practitioners can reduce the risk of occurrence, and how to respond if it does occur, plus includes useful resources
