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New VIS Resource! Spanish-speaking patients and their healthcare providers can quickly access any Spanish VIS PDF by scanning a QR code on this QR code table with a phone or tablet. Print and post in your clinic. View suite of QR Code Links resources.
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The LetsGetRealAboutVaccines.org website provides credible, plain-language information about routine pediatric vaccines.
It explains the complexities of the science and safety of immunization through understandable, real-world language and uses videos and graphics to increase accessibility and understanding of the content.
The website, which includes information for the public and healthcare providers, is available in English and Spanish.
Learn simple tips and tricks for using our website during our next Website Office Hours webinars held on Wednesday, February 11, at 4:00 p.m. (ET) or Thursday, February 12, at 12:00 p.m. (ET).
Each 30-minute session starts with a short, live demonstration. We will review the new Healthcare Professional Organizations webpages which present vaccine schedules and recommendations published by AAFP, AAP, and ACOG. You can submit questions when registering or during the live Zoom session.
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Some healthcare professional organizations develop and publish schedules and recommendations for the use of vaccines or passive immunizations for the populations they serve. These may differ from what is published by CDC.
Immunize.org has developed hundreds of resources for healthcare professionals and their patients. Our expert team regularly reviews them, and each one clearly displays the date it was last updated. Whether you need an influenza vaccination standing order template, or a handout for parents about how to care for their infant after vaccination, you can find it here. Search our extensive resource library using keywords or filters to quickly locate what you need.
VISs are produced by CDC and explain both the benefits and risks of a vaccine to recipients. Because federal law requires that current VISs be provided before each dose of certain vaccinations, all healthcare professionals who administer vaccines require the most up-to-date versions.
Our unique repository of VIS translations makes VISs available in dozens of languages for vaccine recipients whose preferred language is not English. For these recipients, the use of translations alongside English language VISs lowers barriers to important vaccination information and increases their confidence in vaccination. This repository is made possible through our cooperative agreement with CDC.
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