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    Vaccinating Pregnant Patients

    Get information on how to provide the best prenatal care to prevent pertussis in infants...

    Answering Patient Questions

    Find examples of how to answer patient questions about the Tdap during pregnancy recommendation...

    Making a Strong Referral

    Ensure your pregnant patients get Tdap even if you are unable to administer the vaccine yourself...

    Getting Reimbursed for Tdap Vaccination

    Correct coding enables an office to receive appropriate reimbursement for immunization services...

    Rationale: Why Vaccinate Pregnant Women?

    Learn why public health officials focus on maternal vaccination to prevent pertussis in infants...

    Vaccine Safety

    Get the latest safety information related to Tdap during pregnancy...

    Vaccine Effectiveness

    Learn about how effective pertussis vaccines are...

    Page last reviewed: June 29, 2017
    Content source: National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, Division of Bacterial Diseases
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