We 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. We examined immunization program policy and Immunization Information System (IIS) functionality changes as a result of the Haemophilus influenzae type B (Hib) vaccine shortage and pandemic influenza A(H1N1) (pH1N1). Evaluating changes in immunization program functionalities and policies following emergency response situations will assist in planning for future vaccine-related emergencies.
Immunization Program Manager Perceptions of Capabilities During/After H1N1
Related Resources
Understanding Historical Partner Engagement in U.S. Vaccine Implementation: An Environmental Scan to Guide Future Planning to Support Immunization Programs Poster
This AIM poster was displayed at the 2026 NAIIS Meeting and examines partner engagement to implement vaccine recommendations.
2025 AIM Annual Survey of Federally Funded Immunization Programs Poster
This AIM poster was displayed at the 2026 NAIIS Meeting and highlights a portion of the results from the 2025 AIM Annual Survey.
2025 AIM Annual Survey Aggregate Report
View the 2025 AIM Annual Survey Aggregate Report. The response rate for 2025 was 96% with 63 of 66 IPs completing the survey.
