Illinois: Pediatric Vaccine Social Media Toolkit for COVID-19 Social Media Messaging
The Illinois DPH and Illinois Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (ICAAP) partnered to create sample social media messaging.
The Illinois DPH and Illinois Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics (ICAAP) partnered to create sample social media messaging.
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services and NC Medicaid partnered to find a reimbursement solution for pediatric providers.
The New York government created website resources for the public to combat misinformation about COVID-19 illness and vaccines.
The PA Immunization Program uses activities and partnerships to increase immunization rates by addressing cultural, educational, and accessibility challenges.
The Philadelphia Department of Public Health coupled direct vaccination services with partnership building to increase vaccine access.
Learn more about how the Indiana immunization program assessed which providers were most likely to serve pediatric patients and ensured they all had vaccinations to offer, removing barriers to access for pediatric patients.
New Mexico Department of Health developed a campaign and solicited testimonials from trusted leaders in the community, healthcare settings, clergy, business and other influencers. The testimonials range in age, race, ethnicity, and language. See the videos here.
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