In addition to print materials, Immunize.org periodically records live webinars and produces or shares short educational videos related to immunization. These webinars and videos reflect current information at the time they were recorded.
This session reviewed Official Guidance: Healthcare Professional Organizations and demonstrated content available under recommended schedules and vaccine recommendations.
Dr. Kelly Moore shares why it is especially important to vaccinate the mom during pregnancy and that influenza vaccination can occur during any trimester.
Dr. Kelly Moore responds to the question, can you benefit from the influenza vaccine if you already had the flu this season?
Dr. Kelly Moore shares how effective Beyfortus and Enflonsia (RSV preventive antibody products) are in preventing hospitalizations among infants.
Dr. Kelly Moore discusses what should be done if an infant is inadvertently given RSV vaccine instead of an RSV preventive antibody.
Dr. Moore discusses the impact of influenza illness over recent seasons. Children are the most likely age group to catch influenza, but complications, hospitalizations, and death can occur at any age. Increased influenza vaccination could prevent substantial numbers of hospitalizations and deaths.
Several vaccines on the CDC’s childhood immunization schedule were reclassified from a routine recommendation to a shared clinical decision-making recommendation in January 2026. Dr. Moore discusses what that means for how vaccines are offered to patients.
Dr. Kelly Moore discusses when infants and toddlers should receive RSV preventive antibody products
This session demonstrates navigation of the Travel Vaccines section on Immunize.org and VaccineInformation.org
This session demonstrates how to navigate Immunize.org’s Clinical Resources website section. With almost 200 vaccine-related printable resources, we support immunizing healthcare professionals with up-to-date and accurate materials. Many patient resources have been translated and are available in other languages. All resources are free to download, print, and share.
