Implementing Expanded Seasonal Influenza Vaccination Strategies in Healthcare Settings

Jun 26, 2025

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The overall goal is to ensure every patient (<18yo) is vaccinated, regardless of where they receive immunization. Addressing barriers such as missed opportunities, demand, and misperceptions while navigating laws and regulations. Targeted groups include Mass vaccinators, provider organizations, community partners, pharmacists. Strategies cover lifespan vaccination, compensation, access, administrative burden, and vaccine safety. Delve into dealing with adolescents, documentation, supply rates post-expansion, and legal considerations. Are we prepared for the increasing demand?

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Implementing Expanded Seasonal Influenza Vaccination Strategies in Healthcare Settings

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Implementing Expanded Seasonal Influenza Meeting Healthcare and Other Settings
Overall Goal Getting every patient (<18yo) vaccinated no matter where they get immunized.
Targeted Groups – Workgroup Two Mass vaccinators Provider organizations Community partners Pharmacists
Overcoming Barriers Time-frame Missed opportunities Demand Misperceptions Laws / Regulations Walking the Talk Thinking out of the box Lifespan Vaccination Compensation Access Medical Home Administrative Burden Staffing Vaccine safety Liability Legal / regulatory Dealing with adolescents Documentation Supply Rates after Expansion of Seasonal Influenza Vaccination Current Influenza Vaccination Rates