Hepatitis Awareness Month Social Media Toolkit
May is Hepatitis Awareness Month. Join the CDC and AIM in promoting Hepatitis Awareness Month and the tenth annual National Hepatitis Testing Day on May 19.
Pennsylvania: Service Pets to Alleviate COVID-19 Vaccination Fears
Jurisdiction: Pennsylvania Department of Health Challenge: Fear of vaccinations, fear of needles, and going to vaccination clinics in clinical and hospital settings can…
Alaska: Language Access
Alaska Department of Health partnered with the Alaska Public Interest Research Group and Native Peoples Action Community Fund to translate COVID-19 messaging into…
New Mexico: Trusted Voices Campaign
New Mexico Department of Health developed a campaign and solicited testimonials from trusted leaders in the community, healthcare settings, clergy, business and other…
Quick Guide to Adult Vaccine Messaging
This Quick Guide to Adult Vaccine Messaging from the National Adult and Influenza Immunization Summit (NAIIS) provides some effective, research-tested messages you might like to use, as well as tips on customizing your approach and language depending on your audience.
Adult Immunization Toolkit
The AIM Adult Immunization toolkit features activities and strategies that immunization programs have employed to improve the delivery of immunizations to adults.
Collaboration with State Medicaid Agencies: Results of an AIM Roundtable
At the state and local levels, the collaboration between immunization programs and Medicaid programs can overcome challenges and reach mutual goals.
Checklist: Collaborating With Medicaid to Improve Vaccination Rates
This checklist provides suggestions that immunization programs can use to build mutually beneficial partnerships between Medicaid and immunization programs.
Wisconsin: Adult Vaccine Community Partnership
In recent years, Wisconsin local health departments (LHDs) have noticed a decline in the number adults seeking immunization services. This resulted in concern…
Rhode Island: Utilizing Patient Assistance Programs for Vaccinating Uninsured Adults
The Rhode Island Immunization Program works with Community Health Centers to utilize vaccine companies’ patient assistance programs to secure vaccines for uninsured adults.