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• New Toolkit Helps Increase Flu Vaccine Rates among Diverse Populations
  A new online immunization toolkit can help physicians apply evidence-based strategies in their practices to increase flu vaccination rates, especially among diverse populations.
• Walk the Walk: Immunize Your Staff Against Flu
  Don’t talk the talk if you don’t walk the walk. Show your commitment to public health by making sure that 100 percent of your practice staff are vaccinated against influenza.
• Updated Recommendations for Pregnant Women with Flu
  The CDC has updated its guidelines for treating pregnant women who have the flu.
• State Evaluates PA Response to H1N1
  The state has released a report that evaluates its response to the H1N1 flu pandemic.
• Real Talk About Influenza Vaccine
  The CDC offers a 30-minute audio CME course on influenza vaccine.
• Kit Offers Tips on Immunizations for Health Care Workers
  A kit is available to help make it easier for physicians and other health care workers to get immunized.
• Free Flu Information for Your Spanish-Speaking Patients
  Communicate with your Spanish-speaking patients about preventing and treating the flu.
• New Infectious Genetic Mechanism Causes Concerns
  The emerging health threat is a genetic mechanism that is antibiotic resistant and has the ability to mutate.
• Get Recognized for Fully Vaccinating Your Practice against the Flu
  If your employees are all vaccinated against the flu, email us to get a letter to post in your practice recognizing this achievement.
• Three Reasons Why Physicians Should Get Flu Shots
  Seasonal and H1N 1 flu shots will soon be arriving, along with one very important question: will physicians take their own advice and get vaccinated?
• Nine Tips on Storing Influenza Vaccine
  Make sure that you store and handle influenza vaccine properly by following these guidelines from the Advisory Committee on Immunization.
• Dosing Errors Possible with Liquid Tamiflu
  Stay alert for possible dosing errors with the oral suspension of Tamiflu, the brand-name for oseltamivir.

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