Vaccine Resources: A “Table” Full of Resources!
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Vaccine Update for Healthcare ProvidersSome months we receive notifications of so many new resources that it is difficult for us to focus on a few and leave the others unmentioned. This is one of those times, so please check out the titles below and click through to find more details about each. These are incredibly well done and useful when put into the hands that need them, so please see this month’s “Resources” column as a table full of resources at one of your favorite conferences and enjoy “picking and choosing” those that will be most helpful for you. The lists are divided into COVID-19 and non-COVID-19 for ease of review but are not in any specific order within lists.
COVID-19 resources
- Guidance for in-person education in K-12 educational settings, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia PolicyLab
- Interactive COVID-19 vaccine conversations module for healthcare providers, Public Health Foundation
- COVID-19 vaccine information in 40 languages, Washington State Department of Health
- Conversation Guide: COVID-19 Testing, National Resource Center for Refugees, Immigrants, and Migrants (NRC-RIM)
- COVID-19 Vaccine Conversations: Questions from the Community Answered by Healthcare Professionals, Montgomery County Immunization Coalition (PA)
- The Lies You Will Be Told: Covid Vaccine and Kids, Dr. Natasha Burgert, aka KC Kids Doc
Non-COVID-19 resources
- Infectious diseases memes, National Foundation for Infectious Diseases
- #LowerYourFluRisk resources, National Foundation for Infectious Diseases
- Updated! You Call the Shots modules about Vaccines For Children (VFC) and Vaccine Storage and Handling, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Youth Education Module Series, Immunize Kansas Coalition
Thank you to all of the groups working so diligently to make these resources available!
Contributed by: Charlotte A. Moser, MS
Categories: Vaccine Update January 2022, Vaccine Update Resources
Materials in this section are updated as new information and vaccines become available. The Vaccine Education Center staff regularly reviews materials for accuracy.
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