Immunize.org’s 1-page handout, designed for healthcare personnel, describes strategies that can be followed before, during, and after the vaccination visit to improve the vaccination experience for children. Several useful resources are also listed
This 1-page handout, designed for vaccine recipients and caregivers, describes strategies that can be followed before, during, and after the vaccination visit to improve the vaccination experience for children. Several useful resources are also listed.
Immunize.org’s 1-page handout, designed for healthcare personnel, describes strategies that can be followed before, during, and after the vaccination visit to improve the vaccination experience for infants and toddlers. Several useful resources are also listed
This 1-page handout, designed for parents and caregivers, describes strategies that can be followed before, during, and after the vaccination visit to improve the vaccination experience for infants and toddlers. Several useful resources are also listed.
Immunize.org’s 1-page handout, designed for healthcare personnel, describes strategies that can be followed before, during, and after the vaccination visit to improve the vaccination experience for adolescents and adults. Several useful resources are also listed
This 1-page handout, designed for vaccine recipients and caregivers, describes strategies that can be followed before, during, and after the vaccination visit to improve the vaccination experience for adolescents and adults. Several useful resources are also listed
One-page reference table.
One-page reference table.
Print and cut out up to four charts (4″ x 5.5″) of current VIS dates for posting around the clinic and workplace.
This 4-page document describes common errors in vaccine administration and provides links to resources that can help prevent them
A 1-page handout for patients and caregivers describes symptoms of fainting (syncope), how it can occur around vaccination, how to reduce the risk of vaccination-related fainting, and what to do if someone faints during vaccination
This resource provides guides for determining the number of doses of influenza vaccine to give to children ages 6 months through 8 years
Recommended child and adult dosages of licensed hepatitis A and B vaccines
This piece is for providers and shows how to administer intramuscular and intranasal influenza vaccines.
Two-sided information sheet with illustrations.
One-page information sheet with illustrations.
One-page information sheet with illustrations.
This piece, for providers, shows how to administer intranasal and oral vaccinations.
Information about influenza vaccine products available in the U.S. during 2024-2025
Annotated list of key training, education, and reference materials for people who vaccinate or oversee vaccination clinics
Table describes procedures to follow if various reactions occur in adult patients, includes supply list
Table describes procedures to follow if various reactions occur in children and teens, includes supply list
Scan QR codes with a mobile phone to access all federal VISs (including travel or non-routine vaccine VISs) and the Immunization Information Statement (IIS) for RSV preventive antibody. A QR code for VIS Translations goes to www.immunize.org/translations?where you can select the language of interest and open translated VISs. Links to VIS resources for healthcare professionals are also included.
Scan QR codes with a mobile phone to access VISs for vaccines included in CDC’s recommended immunization schedules for children or adults. A QR code for VIS Translations goes to www.immunize.org/translations?where you can select the language of interest and open translated VISs. Links to VIS resources for healthcare professionals are also included.
Scan QR codes to access 44 different translations of the Influenza (Flu) Vaccine (Inactivated or Recombinant) Vaccine Information Statement (VIS). Additional links are provided to VIS resources for healthcare professionals.
This checklist is a tool to help supervisors assess staff members’ skills regarding vaccine administration
One-page form, lists vaccines, VISs, supplies, and emergency kit
This 1-page handout for healthcare personnel describes how syncope (fainting) sometimes occurs around vaccination, how practitioners can reduce the risk of occurrence, and how to respond if it does occur, plus includes useful resources
Document vaccinations using this handy form and put it in the front of each patient’s medical chart
Document vaccinations using this handy form and put it in the front of each patient’s medical chart.
Table of vaccines requiring reconstitution prior to administration, includes information about the diluent and time allowed between reconstitution and use
Everything you need to know about vaccine information statements.
