The Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) uses geographic findings to prioritize interventions in communities with the greatest need for MMR vaccination coverage.
DC Health, OSSE, and school partners launched a multiagency strategy to boost pediatric immunization rates.
The WA DOH immunization program developed a toolkit to support community health workers.
The Tennessee immunization program developed an IOI that provides personalized, one-on-one support to birthing hospitals during the VFC enrollment process.
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 Pennsylvania Bureau of Immunization developed a new strategy for IQIP visits by partnering with a health care system.
The AK DOH established a DUA with ANTHC)Tribal Epidemiology Center to share immunization data, which benefits all Alaskans.
The Washington DOH has engaged with Seattle Children's Hospital and the University of Washington REACH pathway program.