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.
Alaska: Immunization Information System (IIS) Data Sharing with Tribal Partners
The AK DOH established a DUA with ANTHC)Tribal Epidemiology Center to share immunization data, which benefits all Alaskans.
2025 Bull’s-Eye Award Winner Maine: Docket for Schools
The Maine Immunization Program partnered with Docket to develop and implement a state-wide uniform mechanism for tracking school immunization compliance.
Arizona: 10-year Journey Toward Automating Manual Deduplication
The automated deduplication solution delivered substantial improvements to ASIIS data integrity, efficiency, and scalability.
Chicago: Using Nirsevimab Administration Data to Match Infant to Mother in Vital Records
The program developed a strategy that connected vital records and immunization information system (IIS) data to create comprehensive data analysis.
Indiana: Transforming Measurement & Improvement (M&I) Results
To achieve accurate, timely, and high-quality data, Indiana’s immunization program revitalized their partnership with their immunization information system (IIS) vendor, SCThealth, and the American Immunization Registry Association (AIRA).
Minnesota: Assisting Childcare Centers with Required Immunization Reporting
MDH conducted a pilot project to determine if childcare centers would be interested in using the MIIC, Minnesota’s IIS.
Colorado: Public Health Detailing – An Innovative Approach to Improving Vaccination Coverage
Colorado developed and implemented a public health detailing program to share practice-level IIS coverage data.
North Dakota: Pharmacy Collaboration to Improve Vaccine Administration
NDIIS began working with one local pharmacy chain to establish a process for the pharmacy to bulk query the IIS for their patient’s immunization histories.
Washington: IIS Proof of Vaccination
Washington Department of Health found a way to provide residents a way to submit vaccination information and receive proof of vaccination and vaccine QR codes.