Dr. Marcie Nagao Pharmacist - National Adult And Influenza Immunization .
Dr. Marcie NagaoDr. Carl ChuImmunization PhysicianPharmacist
Lisa MendezImmunization Program ManagerDr. Sarah ParkDisease Outbreak ControlDivision
Kauai 50KMaui 160KOahu 875KBig Island 185KPreliminary data – Do not distribute
Children Vaccinated Against FluSome promising data in the literature: Less medically-attended illness in kidsFewer school absencesLess illness in the student’s familyLimited evidence of reduced illness in thecommunity at largeBut most of the studies to date have been small.Preliminary data – Do not distribute
Hawaii’s rationale for pursuing statewideschool-based influenza vaccinations:1. We have only one public school systemstatewide2. We had previous success in implementingother school-based vaccination programs, i.e.hepatitis B for 5th gradersPreliminary data – Do not distribute
Hawaii’s rationale for pursuing statewideschool-based influenza vaccinations:3. We wanted to improve our vaccination coverageamong children with conditions that place themat increased risk for flu.Preliminary data – Do not distribute
Percentage of Children with Medical ConditionVaccinated Against Flu in Hawaii in 2006-07 Only 40% of 8,154 privately insuredchildren 5-13 years with asthma Only 50% of 68 privately insuredchildren 5-13 years with diabetesPreliminary data – Do not distribute
Hawaii’s rationale for pursuing statewide schoolbased influenza vaccinations:5. Available data indicated many school-agedchildren without a medical condition were arealready recommended by ACIP to bevaccinated against flu because of the age orhealth of a household contact.Preliminary data – Do not distribute
Percentage of Children with HHC Indication to beVaccinated Against Flu in Hawaii in 2006-0724%HHC ill orpregnantHHC 5 or 49 years57%No HHCindication19%Hawaii Health Survey – 200519,309 Households with weighted responses representing 138,371 children 5-13years of age.Preliminary data – Do not distribute
Hawaii’s rationale for pursuing statewideschool-based influenza vaccinations:5. We wanted to determine if we can decreasecommunity flu morbidity by decreasingtransmission among school children.6. We wanted to be better prepared for possiblemass vaccinations of school children duringan influenza pandemicPreliminary data – Do not distribute
Hawaii’s Stop Flu at School Program Grades K-8 (elementary and middle schools) All public and private schools in Hawaii invited Offered TIV and LAIV – ordered a 50-50 split Two clinics held 6 weeks apart if school hadchildren 9 years of age needing 2 doses Voluntary written consent of parents/guardiansPreliminary data – Do not distribute
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Hawaii’s Stop Flu at School Program d otionClinicsJanFeb Mar AprMay JunJulAug Sep OctNov Dec Jan59 Working DaysPreliminary data – Do not distribute
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Hawaii’s Stop Flu at School ProgramSchool Participation 341/377 (90%) of all schools withgrades K-8242/251 (96%) of public schools99/126 (79%) of private schools622 school-based clinics (277 of which weresecond dose clinics)Preliminary data – Do not distribute
Hawaii’s Stop Flu at School ProgramStudent participation:62,970 (94%) of 67,203 students who consented45% of 140,636 children at participating schoolsvaccinated44% of 142,564 children aged 5-13 years inHawaii according to 2006 censusPreliminary data – Do not distribute
Hawaii’s Stop Flu at School ProgramStudent participation (continued):15,228 children 9 years old received 2nddose (24% of all vaccinated children)78,198 total flu vaccine doses given tochildrenPreliminary data – Do not distribute
Hawaii’s Stop Flu at School ProgramSchool staff part
Dr. Marcie Nagao Immunization Physician . Dr. Sarah Park Disease Outbreak Control Division Lisa Mendez Immunization Program Manager. Preliminary data - Do not distribute Kauai 50K Oahu 875K Big Island 185K Maui 160K. Preliminary data - Do not distribute Children Vaccinated Against Flu Less medically-attended illness in kids
pharm serv 1 Part 2 – Pharmacist Services . Pharmacist Services . Page updated: August 2020 . This section contains information about pharmacist services policy and billing for Medi-Cal providers who participate in the delivery of pharmacist services authorized pursuant to . Welfare a
A pharmacist prescriber may be a pharmacist supplementary prescriber (PSP) or a pharmacist independent prescriber (PIP). Both can prescribe, supply and administer medicines and medical devices. In this guidance we use the term 'pharmacist prescriber' to include both supplementary prescribers and independent prescribers, as
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Pharmacist-Driven Sepsis Program Pharmacists will respond with rapid response teams Assess patients hospital-wide to meet criteria for sepsis criteria Eligible patients will be activated into the 24-hour sepsis bundle and followed by the clinical pharmacist The clinical pharmacist will
Pharmacist Independent Study Self-Accreditation Form . It is the responsibility of the pharmacist who is self-accrediting their independent studies to ensure that the activity meets ALL the criteria outlined in the Pharmacist Independent Study Self-Accreditation Package and that the learning e xperience is applicable to pharmacy practice.
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Academic writing is iterative and incremental. That is, it is written and rewritten numerous times in a number of stages. Pre-writing: approaches for getting the ideas down The first step in writing new material is to get your ideas down without attempting to impose any order on them. This process is often called ‘free-writing’. In “timed writing” (Goldberg 1986) or “free writing .
