Immunization Program

Vaccines are among the 20th century's most successful and cost-effective public health tools for preventing disease and death. Thanks to immunizations, diseases like polio that were once common, are now only distant memories for most Americans. Today there are few visible reminders of the suffering, injuries, and deaths caused by diseases that are now prevented with vaccines. At present, there are vaccines available to protect children and adults against at least fifteen (15) serious infections.

IMMUNIZATION'S UPDATES:

• Dorm Style Refrigerator Policy 1208 [ Text of Dorm Style Refrigerator Policy 1208 ]

DECLARATIONS OF SHORTAGE:

• Declaration DT Shortage Oct 2008 [ Text of Declaration DT Shortage Oct 2008 ]
• Declaration JEV Shortage Oct 2008 [ Text of Declaration JEV Shortage Oct 2008 ]
• Declaration Td Shortage Oct 2008 [ Text of Declaration Td Shortage Oct 2008 ]

FORMS:

• Adult HPV Vaccine Order Form 0508 [ Text of Adult HPV Vaccine Order Form 0508 ]
• Patient Eligibility of Screening Record [ Text of Patient Eligibility of Screening Record ]
• Temp Log for Vaccines Celsius [ Text of Temp Log for Vaccines Celsius ]
• Temp Log for Vaccines Fahrenheit [ Text of Temp Log for Vaccines Fahrenheit ]
• Vaccine Administration Record [ Text of Vaccine Administration Record ]
• VFC Influenza Vaccine Advanced Order Form 2009-2010 [ Text of VFC Influenza Vaccine Advanced Order Form 2009-2010 ]

IMMUNIZE - EVERY SIZE

Immunizations are for people of all ages. From newborns to senior citizens, timely immunizations are one of the most important ways for people to protect themselves and others from serious diseases. Adults, adolescents, children, and infants need to stay up-to-date with the vaccinations that are recommended for their ages.

The Division of Public Health Immunization Program's goal is to prevent vaccine-preventable diseases by making sure children and adults receive the vaccines they need. The program assures:

• All children have access to vaccines;
• Healthcare providers are aware of immunization standards of practice;
• The latest recommendations on vaccines are available to providers; and
• Providers and the public have access to up-to-date answers to vaccine questions

MISSION STATEMENT:
The mission of the Delaware Immunization Program is to prevent and control the transmission of vaccine
preventable diseases through the support and implementation of interventions aimed at increasing immunization rates.

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