Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands: Strategies to Improve Influenza Vaccination Rates
The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) developed and refined strategies to increase access to immunization services and vaccinations.
The Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) developed and refined strategies to increase access to immunization services and vaccinations.
The IDPH Immunization Section awarded grant funding to 3 CBOs and health entities to implement targeted immunization initiatives within their respective communities.
New York City allows independent pharmacies to enroll in a non-patient specific (standing) order program so that pharmacists can administer vaccines.
The Massachusetts immunization program used school survey data to identify schools that may benefit from additional vaccine services.
The WA DOH contracted with the WCAAP to conduct a QI program aimed at increasing HPV vaccination rates among pre-teens by initiating at age nine.
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) created and piloted a vaccine advocate training, modeled on Voices for Vaccines’ Trusted Messenger training.
The program aims to increase flu vaccination, empower youth to take charge of their health, and strengthen public health partnerships across campuses.
The Washington State Department of Health created a customizable educational materials toolkit to support and encourage flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccination.
Massachusetts created a CME program to incentivize hospital acceptance of and participation in the Massachusetts PHBPP birth hospital visits program.
The primary goals and objectives are to assess and translate immunization records and enter them into the MIIS and offer routine pediatric catch-up vaccination.