MANAGE VACCINE ADMINISTRATION
Optimizing Immunization Programs in Obstetric-Gynecologic Practices Tool Kit
ACOG's tool kit, released March 2019, provides information and resources for you and your practice team as you implement strategies to improve immunization processes and increase patient immunization rates. This tool kit can assist you in effectively integrating immunizations into your workflow and routine practice.
Standards for Adult Immunization Practice: Vaccine Administration
E-Learn: Vaccine Administration
Disclaimer: Appropriate vaccine administration is a critical component of a successful immunization program. This e-learning program was created by the CDC to “address knowledge gaps in proper vaccine administration.” It is not intended to replace medical training, and competency assessments for vaccine administration.
Vaccine Storage and Handling Toolkit
Screening Checklist for Contraindications
Take a Stand: Use Standing Orders to Vaccinate Adults
Immunization Coding for OB-GYNS
Frequently Asked Questions About Coding
MAKE EHRS WORK FOR YOU
Implementing Standing Orders To Increase Vaccination Rates
Using EHRs for Vaccine Reminders
EHR and IIS: Their Differences and How They Work Together (Infographic)
The Value of IIS (Infographic)
Standards for Adult Immunization Practice: Vaccine Documentation
MAKE IMMUNIZATION INFORMATION SYSTEMS (IIS) WORK FOR YOU
Benefits of Participating in Immunization Information Systems (IIS)
Standards for Adult Immunization Practice: Vaccine Documentation
Community Preventive Task Force Findings & Rationale Statement: Immunization Information Systems
HOW TO REFER ADULT PATIENTS TO OTHER PROVIDERS AND PHARMACIES
Making a Strong Vaccine Referral to Pregnant Women
CDC created this handout to assist healthcare providers in making a strong vaccine referral. Even if you don't administer vaccines, making a strong vaccine referral can help ensure that your pregnant patients receive the recommended influenza and Tdap vaccinations.