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Adult immunization: importance of staying up to date with vaccines |
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| This fact sheet describes the reasons why it's important that adults stay up to date with their vaccinations [#P4033] |
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Clear answers and smart advice about your baby's shots by Ari Brown, MD, FAAP |
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| This piece, written by Dr. Ari
Brown, gives clear answers to parents' questions
about vaccines [#P2068] |
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Communicating the benefits of influenza vaccine during COVID-19 |
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| Tips to assist healthcare professionals with communicating the benefits of influenza vaccination, especially during COVID-19 [#P3115] |
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Evidence shows vaccines unrelated to autism |
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| Co-authored with the Autism Science Foundation, this handout explains to parents why experts say vaccines do not cause autism.
[#P4028] |
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Key vaccination resources for healthcare professionals |
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Annotated list of key training, education, and reference materials for people who vaccinate or oversee vaccination clinics [#P2005] |
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Leading medical organizations endorse strong school and childcare vaccination requirements and elimination of non-medical exemptions |
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| One-page handout for policymakers listing medical organizations' policies that endorse childcare and school vaccination
requirements and the elimination of personal belief and religious exemptions. [#P2071] |
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MMR vaccine does not cause autism |
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| Rundown of studies that refute any connection between MMR and autism [#P4026] |
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Need help responding to vaccine-hesitant parents? Science-based materials are available from these respected organizations |
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| Listing of science-based materials on vaccine safety from respected organizations [#P2070] |
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Not sure if you can get an influenza vaccine? |
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| Two-page information sheet with illustrations [#P3120] |
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Personal belief exemptions for vaccination put
people at risk. Examine the evidence for yourself |
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| Evidence from the medical literature that personal belief exemptions play a
role in vaccine-preventable disease outbreaks; includes citations, summaries, key findings, and links to
abstracts [#P2069] |
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Questions parents ask
about vaccinations for babies |
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| Two-page
question-and-answer parent handout about
vaccinating babies [#P4025] |
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| Record of vaccine declination |
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| This form provides documentation of parental refusal to vaccinate [#P4059] |
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Reliable sources of immunization information: Where parents can go to find answers! |
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| Handout listing IAC’s top choices for reliable information [#P4012] |
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| Sample vaccine policy statement |
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| This vaccine
policy statement is for providers to give to
patients and parents [#P2067] |
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Top ten reasons to protect your child by vaccinating |
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| This handout gives parents top ten reasons to protect children by vaccinating [#P4016] |
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| Vaccinations are safe: explaining why |
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| Reviews the scientific evidence favoring routine vaccination, segmented by safety, components, compensation, the reasoning underlying vaccine policy,
and other topics [#P2073] |
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| Vaccine Injury Compensation Programs an effective balance of public health and personal remedy |
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| This handout describes the historical basis and public-policy rationale for the U.S. Vaccine Injury Compensation Program as well as the Countermeasures
Injury Compensation Program that covers COVID-19 diagnostic tests, treatments, and vaccines, including the programs' benefits for both society and
individual vaccine recipients. [#P2075] |
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Vaccines work! |
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| CDC statistics demonstrate dramatic declines in vaccine-preventable diseases when compared with the pre-vaccine era [#P4037] |
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What if you don't
vaccinate your child? |
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| One-page parent
handout describing the consequences of not
vaccinating your child [#P4017] |
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ACIP Recommendations
Vaccine Information Statements 
