... the Hepatitis A vaccine is given at this visit, if 6 months have elapsed from the prior dose. Congratulate the family on keeping their child protected with vaccinations. COVID and flu vaccinations are rapidly becoming a yearly to-do for all families. ● Discuss the merits of the flu vaccine for all members...)

... of people uninsured; the concentration of primary care physicians, medical health providers, dentists, and mental health providers; of flu vaccinations; and preventable hospital stays will help researchers of future studies to better understand the community health context of screening. A distinctive...)

... vaccination status because a completion for the NIS-Flu is defined as completing the survey at least through the vaccination status question. Influenza vaccination status was assessed with the questions: “Since July 1, 2017 [or 2018] has [child] had a flu vaccination? There are two types of flu...)

... contraindications and precautions, including allergies Consider an early or expedited allergy referral for patients with a potential flu vaccine allergy to ensure timely vaccination when appropriate Send influenza vaccine reminder or recall messages Use electronic health record-based tools to identify...)

..., such as with influenza vaccine, would facilitate providing vaccines. ED physician #2: “Then influenza, the nurses at the end of the visit are offering that to families and giving it and that workflow process is working nicely, that they don’t need a physician order for the flu vaccine.” Inpatient physician #1...)