Context Social determinants of health are drivers of vaccine inequity and lead to higher risks
of complications from infectious diseases in under vaccinated communities. In many …

Pharmacists are widely known as the most accessible health care providers, and are often
called upon to serve as the liaison between other health care professionals, patients, and …

Vaccine therapeutics and the practice of immunization provision are ever-changing. As
pharmacy-based immunization services continue to flourish in the United States, more and …

Objective To describe the demographic, clinical, and attitudinal characteristics of people
vaccinated by pharmacists, using a multistate sample of pharmacists and a more extensive …

PURPOSE Approximately 50,000 adults die annually from vaccine-preventable diseases in
the United States. Most traditional vaccine providers (eg, physician offices) administer …

The role of pharmacists in immunisation and vaccination varies across the world; in some
countries pharmacists are primarily involved in ensuring the safe supply and dispensing of …

Background Every year, more than 50,000 Americans die from vaccine-preventable
diseases. 1 Countless additional deaths are triggered by these infections but are attributed …

Background Project VACCINATE was a 1-year demonstration project conducted in 70
community pharmacies in Washington from September 1, 2016 to August 31, 2017 aimed at …

Background One approach to boost influenza vaccination coverage has been to expand
immunization authority. In 2012, the province of Ontario gave community pharmacists the …

The goal of the initiative was to evaluate the impact of an innovative practice model on
identification of unmet vaccination needs and vaccination rates. This was accomplished …