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that are available for downloading. "HTML" displays the complete text
of the item on the screen. "PDF" calls up the item in camera-ready
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you would receive by ordering directly from the Coalition and is more suitable for certain
purposes, e.g., for reproducing the item as a handout for patients or for clinic staff. Both forms are available to you from this one page.
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Materials for your
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Revised! Immunizations for babies.
A picture of the shot schedule.
(10/00)
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P4010 |
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Revised! After the shots...what to do if your child has
discomfort.
English, Turkish (8/99); Cambodian, Chinese, Farsi, Hmong, Korean,
Laotian, Russian, Tagalag, Vietnamese, (10/97)
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P4015 |
Are you 1119 years old? Then you need to be
vaccinated!
Covers all vaccinations for teenagers. (4/98)
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P4020 |
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Revised! Questions parents ask about baby
shots.
A brochure about childhood vaccinations. (4/00)
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P4025 |
Revised! Vaccinations for adultsyou're never too old to get
shots!
A visual table covering all adult vaccinations. English (10/00)
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P4030 |
Immunizations . . . not just kids'
stuff.
Adult immunization brochure. (9/00)
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P4035 |
NEW! What would happen if we stopped
vaccinations?
A CDC publication that discusses by disease the potential risks of stopping
vaccinations. (8/00)
Note: This document is the cover
page for CDC's article. To access the entire article, first click on the
above link and print the cover sheet, then go to: http://www.cdc.gov/nip/publications/fs/gen/WhatIfStop.htm
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P4037 |
NEW! Vaccine myths.
A reprint of chapter 16 of the
book Vaccines: What Every Parent Should
Know (IDG Books Worldwide, 1999), written by
Paul A. Offit, MD, and Louis M. Bell, MD. (1/00)
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P4038
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Shots for adults with HIV.
A visual table of shots recommended for HIV-infected adults. (7/97)
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P4041 |
Revised! Vaccinations for adults with hepatitis
C.
This one-page sheet describes vaccinations that HCV-positive adults need.
(5/00)
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P4042
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Revised! When do children and teens need
vaccinations?
A picture of the shot schedule. (9/00)
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P4050
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All kids need hepatitis B shots!
A brochure that tells parents all
children 018 years old need hepatitis B shots. (4/98)
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P4055
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Chickenpox isn't just an itchy, contagious
rash.
A brochure for all ages. (1/96)
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P4070
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Hepatitis A is a serious liver disease . . . should you be
vaccinated?
A brochure for all ages. (10/97)
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P4080
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Questions frequently asked about hepatitis
B.
Four pages of commonly asked questions. (9/96)
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P4090
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Every week hundreds of teens are infected with hepatitis
B.
A brochure for teens and parents. (6/97)
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P4100
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Hepatitis B shots are recommended for all new babies.
A brochure for parents of newborns. (1/96)
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P4110
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Every week thousands of sexually active people are infected
with hepatitis B.
A hepatitis B brochure for adults. (4/98)
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P4112
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If you have sex, read this . . . and stop a killer STD from sneaking up
on you!
Use this article to help convince young women to get vaccinated
against hepatitis B. Reprinted from Mademoiselle. (2/99)
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P4113
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Hepatitis B . . . 100 times easier to catch than
HIV.
A brochure for men who have sex with men. (2/97)
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P4115
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You don't have to go all the way to get hepatitis
A.
A brochure for men who have sex with men. (6/97)
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P4116
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You are not alone!
Article for teens with chronic HBV infection. By
S.J. Schwarzenberg, MD, Univ. of Minnesota; and K. Wainwright, RN,
Alaska Area Native Health Service, Anchorage. (2/01)
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P4118
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Do
you have chronic hepatitis B?
How hepatitis B carriers can take
care of themselves and protect others. Spanish, Hmong, Chinese, in revision.
(1/01)
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P4120
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Packet of hepatitis B adoption
information.
Includes information from adoption specialists
throughout the United States. (1/00)
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P4152
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Hepatitis B information for adults and children from endemic
areas.
Encourages testing and vaccination. (5/95)
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P4170
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of our materials are copyright free! Download one of any item and make as many copies as
you need. Have fun! |
Materials
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Revised! Summary of rules for childhood
immunization.
This two-sided reference table
discusses the appropriate use, scheduling, and contraindications of
childhood vaccines. English (3/01)
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P2010 |
Summary of recommendations for adult
immunization.
A two-sided reference table on appropriate use, scheduling, and contraindications of
adult vaccines. (4/01)
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P2011
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Revised! Give these people influenza
vaccine!
A one-page checklist to help you decide who to vaccinate. (12/00)
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P2013
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Pneumococcal vaccine: who needs it and who needs it
again?
A one-page Q&A with a table about revaccination. (1/01)
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P2015
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Vaccine storage, handling, and
transport. (9/96)
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P2020
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Revised! Ask the experts.
Compilation of hundreds of Q&A's on
routine childhood and adult immunization issues published in past issues
of Needle Tips. Written by CDC experts. (3/00)
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P2021
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Vaccine administration record for children and
teens.
Keep children and teens' immunization records in the front of their medical charts on this
handy, one-page sheet. (12/00)
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P2022
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Vaccine administration record for
adults.
Keep adult patients' immunization records in the front of their medical charts on this handy, one-page
sheet. (12/00)
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P2023
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Revised! It's federal law! You must give your patients current
Vaccine Information Statements (VISs).
By N.A. Halsey, MD, Institute for
Vaccine Safety, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. Everything you need to
know about VISs. (11/00)
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P2027
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Tips to improve your clinic's immunization
rates.
For use in both pediatric and adult health settings. (2/97)
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P2045
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Vaccinate, don't vacillate! Varicella kills 100 people each year in the
U.S. What are you waiting for?
By W.A. Orenstein, MD, Ass't Surgeon
General, Director, NIP, CDC. If you aren't yet convinced that it's important
to vaccinate for varicella, read this! (10/98)
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P2058
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Hospitals and doctors sued for failing to
immunize.
Seven lawsuits against physicians and hospitals. (9/94)
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P2060
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Revised! Hepatitis A and B vaccines . . . be sure your patient gets
the correct dose!
Recommended child and adult dosages of the two brands
of hepatitis A and B vaccines. (2/01)
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P2081 |
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No risk?? No way!!
Reviews unusual transmissions of hepatitis B in
"low-risk" individuals. (9/94)
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P2100
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Hepatitis B and the health care worker.
How to protect health care
workers. Includes post-exposure prophylaxis guidelines. (4/98)
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P2109
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Revised! Hepatitis B Facts: Testing and Vaccination.
A list of high-risk groups,
interpretation of the hepatitis B panel, and a glossary of hepatitis B terminology.
(3/01)
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P2110
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Revised! Facts about adult hepatitis
B.
A list of adult high-risk groups, interpretation of the hepatitis B panel, and tests to diagnose chronic
hepatitis B, C, and D. (4/00)
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P2112
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Revised! Labor & Delivery Unit and Nursery Unit Guidelines to
Prevent HBV Transmission.
For HBsAg screening in labor and
delivery units and hepatitis B immunization in newborn nurseries. (1/01)
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P2130
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Management of chronic hepatitis B in children and
adults.
Four liver experts share their management guidelines for chronic hepatitis B.
Authored by H. Conjeevaram, MD, Univ. of Chicago (4/99); C. Smith, MD,
Minnesota Gastroenterology, Minneapolis, MN
(4/99); B.J. McMahon, MD, Alaska Area Native Health Service, Anchorage, AK (4/99); and
S.J. Schwarzenberg, MD, Univ. of Minnesota. (8/94)
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P2164 |
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Tracking hepatitis B patients and their
contacts.
Manual tracking system for high-risk families. (11/98)
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P2180
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How to operate a community-based shot
clinic.
Resource materials to help you run an immunization clinic. (10/97)
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P3040
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Revised! Screening questionnaire for child and teen
immunization.
A form for the patient's parent/guardian to fill out to help staff evaluate
which vaccines can be given at that day's visit. Thanks to the State of NY
Immunization Program, St. Paul Ramsey County Public Health, MN, and CDC
for their translations. (3/01)
English PDF
English
HTML
Spanish PDF (in revision)
Spanish HTML
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Hmong PDF (in revision)
Hmong
HTML
(in revision) |
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Chinese (in revision) |
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P4060
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Revised! Screening questionnaire for adult
immunization.
A form your adult patients fill
out to help you evaluate which vaccines can be
given at that day's visit. Thanks to the State of NY Immunization Program, St.
Paul Ramsey County Public Health, MN, and CDC for their
translations. (3/01)
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P4065
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Patient notification letter regarding hepatitis B test
results.
Sample letter explaining test results to patients. (10/97)
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P4140
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Resource materials:
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Revised! Unprotected People: Stories of people who died or
suffered from vaccine-preventable diseases.
Compilation of personal stories
and case reports includes 11 new stories and is now available in three
volumes: Vol. I (Stories #110), Vol. II (Stories
#1120), and Vol. III (Stories #2130). All stories illustrate tragedies that occurred because someone wasn't
immunized (8/98-5/00). English
HTML index page
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T2011
T2012
T2013
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IAC promotional
materials, quizzes, and other materials:
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Do you
spend too much time fishing for practical vaccine information?
IAC
EXPRESS delivers vaccine information directly to your e-mail box.
Camera-ready version
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U6000
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What a
wonderful web we've woven!
Here's what you'll find at www.immunize.org
Camera-ready version
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U6010
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Batman and
Robin want YOU to join the Coalition today!
Camera-ready version
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U6020
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Two handy
resources for practical immunization information
IAC EXPRESS
and Fax:
(651) 647-9131
This page was updated on April 23, 2001
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