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Series of one-sheet resources to communicate the role and value of immunization information systems (IIS) for use by the IIS community
Webinar | An overview of the CDC Provider IIS Participation Community of Practice and sharing ideas for addressing important provider IIS participation issues including onboarding, EHR assistance, data quality, and provider training and outreach
This commentary discusses how measures for assessing vaccination status and program performance can be redefined and recalculated using data when generated at the health facility level and the implications of the use and availability of electronic individual-l...
AIRA's letter and comments on the Secretary’s Advisory Committee on National Health and Disease Prevention proposed Immunization and Infectious Disease (IID) objectives for Healthy People (HP) 2030
In honor of National Health IT Week, some the innovative ways Immunization Information Systems (IIS) support Public Health and Clinical Medicine were presented
National Meeting Presentation | A Global Health Perspective: IIS and the Global Opportunity
National Meeting Presentation | Better Immunization Data Initiative
National Meeting Presentation | Using Michigan’s Immunization Information System to Assess When Children Fall Behind in the Recommended Vaccination Schedule
Report to the Utah Legislature on the Utah Statewide Immunization Information System
Article | This study found a 40% increase in additional vaccinations given at the time of flu shots when pharmacists had access to IIS data
eLearning | Three popular courses in one collection! This course collection builds a fundamental understanding of three essential topics for IIS staff: Data Quality, Interoperability, and HL7 Basics. Each topic includes an eLearning module (30 minutes estimate...
National Meeting Presentation | Welcome and Opening Plenary
Report to examine the country’s policies to respond to ongoing and emerging infectious disease threats