Who should participate?
Facilities, organizations, and community providers of health
care with an interest in increasing influenza vaccination
rates among their employees to protect them from getting
the flu and passing it on to their clients, co-workers
and families. This may include, but is not limited
to:
- Hospitals
- Local health departments
- Skilled nursing facilities
- Private physicians’ offices
- Home Health Nursing Agencies
- Senior housing
- Adult day care services
- Continuing care retirement communities
- Any provider of health care services and or staff who
serve persons at risk from complications of influenza.
Participants in the Maryland Health Care Workers Influenza
Initiative will have access to educational and promotional
resources to support their efforts to increase influenza
immunization rates of their staff. Registered Partners of
the initiative will be eligible to receive grants for up
to $1,000 to help fund their campaign.
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How do I become a Registered Partner of the initiative?
1. Complete and submit the online Registration Survey. To access the survey, click
here.
2. Use the Maryland Supplement to Campaigns to Increase
Influenza Vaccinations among Health Care Workers that will
be mailed to you in hardcopy upon receipt of your completed
survey.
3. If interested, complete and return the Grant Application by September 3, 2009. For tips on how to complete the Grant Application, click here.
4. Report your facility’s health care worker vaccination
rates at the end of the 2009-2010 Flu Prevention Season.
Maryland Health Care Workers Influenza Initiative Resources
and Strategies
2009 Maryland Supplement to Campaigns to Increase Influenza Vaccinations among Health Care Workers
Improving
Influenza Vaccination Rates in Health Care Workers
MassMed Employee Flu
Immunization Campaign Kit
Influence® Health Care Workers Materials
Additional Resources
2009 Maryland Health Care Workers Immunization Initiative
Supporting Partners
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Administration
LifeSpan Network
Maryland Board of Nursing
MedChi, Maryland State Medical Society
American Academy of Pediatrics – Maryland Chapter
Health Facilities Association of Maryland
Maryland Hospital Association
Mental Hygiene Administration
Statewide Advisory Commission on Immunization
For more information call
DHMH Center for Immunization – Robin Decker (410) 767-6679 Maryland Partnership for Prevention - Tiffany Tate (410) 902-4677
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