Objective Childhood influenza vaccination rates remain suboptimal. Provider perceptions on
strategies to achieve universal vaccination are needed. We assessed the perceptions and …

Background. An Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices policy of encouraging
influenza vaccination for healthy 6-to 23-month-old children was in effect during the 2003 …

Objective To estimate the additional primary care visits needed for universal influenza
vaccination of all US children and adolescents if all vaccinations occurred in primary care …

Objective. To estimate the additional number of visits to primary care practices that would be
required to deliver universal influenza vaccination to 6-to 23-month-old children. Methods …

OBJECTIVE: To assess practices regarding the expanded Advisory Committee on
Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommendations for influenza vaccination in children …

Objective Centralized reminder/recall (CR/R) by health departments using immunization
information systems is more effective and cost effective than practice-based approaches for …

Abstract Background In the United States, influenza vaccination is recommended for all
children 6 months and older; however, vaccination rates are below target levels. A broad …

BACKGROUND: Children with chronic conditions have an increased risk of complications
from influenza and have low influenza vaccination rates. PURPOSE: To assess the …

Background Physicians' opinions on the feasibility of routine influenza vaccination of infants
and toddlers are unknown. Objective To assess the opinions of primary care providers …

Abstract Background The Vaccines for Children (VFC) program provides vaccines at no cost
to children who are Medicaid-eligible, uninsured, American Indian or Alaska Native (AI/AN) …