Education & Training:
Immunization Update 2009: Resources
Resources for Immunization Providers, as discussed during the webcast
On this page:
General
Influenza
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CDC has developed guidelines for planning large-scale immunization clinics
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An entire section of CDC's influenza web page is dedicated to infection control and employee health vaccination issues:
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Current influenza ACIP statement
[1.30MB - 56 pages] (2009)
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Guidance for state and local public health departments to assist them in planning for a novel H1N1 influenza vaccination campaign
Pneumococcal
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Provisional PPSV recommendations for smokers and persons with asthma
[31KB - 1 page] (2009)
Alternative Vaccination Schedule
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The Problem With Dr. Bob's Alternative Vaccine Schedule Paul A. Offit and Charlotte A. Moser: Pediatrics, January 2009
[261KB - 8 pages] - Errors in Robert Sears's The Vaccine Book
[54KB - 12 pages]
Combination Vaccines
Vaccine Supply
Vaccine Briefs
- Inactivated polio vaccine interval and age VFC resolution 6/08-4
[20KB - 1 page]
Note: Updated version now available 6/09-1
[20KB - 1 page] (compliant) -
Meningococcal revaccination VFC resolution 10/07-2
[29KB - 3 pages]
Note: Updated version now available 6/09-2
[28KB - 2 pages] (compliant) -
Vaccine administration errors:
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Vaccine Information Statements: Official VIS Site | Translations

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Content last reviewed on July 28, 2009
Content Source: National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases