The third Learning Collaborative discussion took place on January 21. The goal of this call was to discuss the options for financing RSV vaccine in birthing centers from research conducted by the Camden Coalition. This ongoing collaboration aims to increase the capacity of jurisdictions to equitably protect infants from serious illness and death due to RSV. Through understanding the challenges to birthing hospital participation in the Vaccines for Children (VFC) program and sharing promising practices, the collaborative hopes to increase birthing hospital participation in the VFC program and help to ensure that every newborn has the opportunity to be protected from RSV disease.
Learning Collaborative Call January 21, 2025
Related Resources
Request for Interest Forms: Community of Practice to Optimize Infant Protection Against RSV
AIM invites interested parties to participate in its Immunization Program and Birthing Institution Community of Practice to Optimize Infant Protection Against RSV.
Pharmacists as Vaccinating Providers: Challenges and Opportunities for Collaboration Webinar
AIM hosted the Pharmacists as Vaccinating Providers: Challenges and Opportunities for Collaboration webinar on October 9.
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.