Infographic: What Goes Into a Vaccine? Formaldehyde Spotlight
This iREACH infographic provides information on ingredients that are used in vaccines, specifically highlighting formaldehyde.
Infographic: What Goes Into a Vaccine?
This iREACH infographic provides information on important ingredients that are used in vaccines.
ASTHO and AIM Letter to Congressional Leadership Requesting Funds for COVID-19 Vaccination Distribution and Seasonal Influenza
Association of State and Territorial Health Officials and AIM's letter to request funding dedicated to a national vaccination program.
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.
California: Flu Vaccination Action Plan
The “Flu vaccination action plan,” is an action-oriented tool, where the practice assigns staff to be responsible for each of the recommended activities or “habits.”
New Jersey: Influenza Honor Roll
In New Jersey, estimated influenza vaccination rate for those ages 6 months and older was 48.1% for the 2017-2018 flu season. There has…
Oregon: Evaluating the Impact of a New Pharmacist Vaccination Law
The Oregon Immunization Program evaluated the impact of a change in Oregon pharmacy law on adolescent influenza vaccination.
Arkansas: School-located Flu Clinics
The Arkansas Department of Health has been conducting school-located flu clinics in most public schools across the state since 2005. For the 2017-2018 flu season and when adding in private schools and a few daycares, there were 1,706 clinic sites held with 133,060 doses of flu vaccine administered. School-located flu clinics are being conducted again…
Rhode Island: Health Care Worker Flu Vaccination Law
The Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH), in conjunction with its Flu Task Force, modified regulations pertaining to health care worker (HCW) immunization…
Immunization Program Manager Perceptions of Capabilities During/After H1N1
AIM surveyed U.S. immunization program managers (IPMs) as part of a project to improve public health preparedness against future emergencies by leveraging the immunization system.