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
This fact sheet describes the reasons why it’s important that adults stay up to date with their vaccinations.
Written by Dr. Ari Brown, clear answers to parents’ questions about vaccines.
Tips to assist healthcare professionals with communicating the benefits of influenza vaccination.
Co-authored with the Autism Science Foundation, this handout explains to parents why experts say vaccines do not cause autism
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
Annotated list of key training, education, and reference materials for people who vaccinate or oversee vaccination clinics
One-page handout for policymakers listing medical organizations’ policies that endorse childcare and school vaccination requirements and the elimination of personal belief and religious exemptions
These articles are provided for parents and practitioners to compare the balance of evidence.
A list of science-based materials available from respected organizations.
The document provides evidence about the consequences of non-medical exemptions and vaccine refusal, particularly in relation to outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases. Includes citations, summaries, key findings, and links to abstracts.
Two-page illustrated handout for patients which addresses common misunderstandings people give for not getting vaccinated against influenza. There is a companion handout for healthcare professionals Talking with Your Patient about Contraindications and Precautions to Influenza Vaccination
Two-page question-and-answer parent handout about vaccinating babies
This form provides documentation of parental refusal to vaccinate
Handout listing Immunize.org’s top choices for reliable information.
This sample vaccine policy statement is for pediatric providers to adapt and share their commitment to immunization with patients and parents
This handout gives parents top ten reasons to protect children by vaccinating
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
Reviews the scientific evidence favoring routine vaccination, segmented by safety, components, compensation, the reasoning underlying vaccine policy, and other topics
This handout describes the historical basis and public-policy rationale for the U.S. Vaccine Injury Compensation Program as well as the Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program that covers COVID-19 diagnostic tests, treatments, and vaccines, including the programs’ benefits for both society and individual vaccine recipients
CDC statistics demonstrate dramatic declines in vaccine-preventable diseases when compared with the pre-vaccine era
One-page parent handout describing the consequences of not vaccinating your child