Learning Collaborative Call September 21, 2026
The sixth session of the Birthing Hospitals and VFC: A Learning Collaborative to Protect Infants from RSV, was held on September 21, 2026.
2025-2026 Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Monoclonal Antibody (mAb) Season Extension Map
The AIM RSV Season Extension Map provides a national snapshot of how the 66 federally funded immunization programs are responding to recent increases in RSV cases.
Learning Collaborative Call March 12, 2026
The fifth session of the Birthing Hospitals and VFC: A Learning Collaborative to Protect Infants from RSV, was held on March 12, 2026.
Learning Collaborative
AIM, in collaboration with the CDC, has launched a Learning Collaborative to increase the capacity of jurisdictions to equitably protect infants from RSV.
Birthing Institutions and the Vaccines for Children Program
This handout outlines how birthing institution participation in VFC can ensure equitable access to vaccines, save money, and protect newborns from RSV and hepatitis B.
Learning Collaborative Call August 11, 2025
The fourth session of the Birthing Hospitals and VFC: A Learning Collaborative to Protect Infants from RSV, was held on August 11.
Request for Interest Forms: Community of Practice to Optimize Administration of Birth Dose Immunizations
AIM invites participation in its Immunization Program and Birthing Institution Community of Practice (CoP) to Optimize Administration of Birth Dose Immunizations.
Learning Collaborative Call January 21, 2025
The third Learning Collaborative discussion was on January 21. This call discussed options for financing RSV vaccine in birthing centers.
Washington: Co-Brandable Respiratory Illness Prevention Toolkit for Local Health Jurisdictions/Tribes
The Washington State Department of Health created a customizable educational materials toolkit to support and encourage flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccination.
Learning Collaborative Call November 13, 2024
The second Learning Collaborative discussion was on November 13. Objectives included understanding how replacement models have been successfully implemented.