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Find information on how you can ensure that your sizeable vaccine investment is appropriately protected from potential loss (and subsequent replacement costs) and that your patients receive viable vaccines.
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The following examines the use or non-use of rotavirus vaccines in the hospital NICU setting.
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Following is information related to vaccines and allergies from which immunizations might elicit a reaction.
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To avoid vaccine administration errors it is essential that all clinic staff members be well trained in proper vaccine administration technique.
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Studies suggest that greater influenza immunization rates lead to less hospitalization among pre-school age children.
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The IAC provides practical resources to ensure that you and your staff are fully versed in the technical aspects of administering vaccines.
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This book is divided into four parts that each contains a wealth of practical information, infographics and call-out boxes called “Mama Doc Vitals,” including Prevention, Social-Emotional Support, Immunizations, and Work-Life Balance/Mothering.
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Following are some simple tips to help your practice facilitate vaccination during all patient visits.
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Data examines the RotaRix vaccine, suggesting that the risk of intussusception following vaccination is about the same as that following natural infection.
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Some people who received a swine flu vaccine containing squalene developed narcolepsy, whereas those not containing squalene did not develop this.