Infographic: Supporting Immunization Programs to Address COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy
This infographic provides actionable recommendations for stakeholders to decrease vaccine hesitancy.
Supporting Immunization Programs to Address COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy: Recommendations for National and Community-Based Stakeholders
In collaboration with Immunize.org and Emory University, AIM’s Chief Research and Development Officer, Katelyn Wells, Ph.D., published an article in Vaccine.
Medicaid & Immunization Program Partnerships Presentation
This presentation offers key information on how Medicaid and immunization programs work together.
Research Results
AIM conducted a survey of members to explore the role of public health clinics (excluding FQHCs, RHCs, and public health clinics which are…
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.
New Manuscript on Digital Media Coverage and HPV School-Entry Requirements
AIM Research and Development Director Katelyn Wells recently co-published a new manuscript on digital media coverage and HPV school-entry requirements in Puerto Rico…
COVID-19 Misinformation Project Final Report
This is the final report of the COVID-19 Misinformation Project conducted by the Association of Immunization Managers.
Flu Vaccination in a Pandemic: Leadership Lessons from Immunization Programs
A focus group of program managers discuss opportunities and challenges in promoting adolescent vaccination and the critical role for immunization programs.
State Medicaid and Immunization Program Collaboration – Data Sharing
Conclusions from this presentation include: Some IP and state Medicaid programs have formed collaborations to support improved vaccine access and coverage analysis. The…
2019 AIM Annual Survey Snapshot
The 2019 Association of Immunization Managers (AIM) Annual Survey explored the 64 state, local, and territorial immunization programs’ (IP) policies, infrastructure, activities, priorities, and the impact of funding changes.