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Rendre le Kentucky plus sûr et plus sain Vaccine Finder Map À PROPOS DE NOUS Kentucky sûr et sain Immunize Kentucky Coalition est un programme associé à la Kentucky Rural Health Association (KRHA). Chez IKC, nous sommes déterminés à faire notre part pour faire du Kentucky un endroit plus sûr. À partir de 2022, nous participerons à un large éventail d’activités qui responsabilisent les individus et les communautés. Nous nous efforçons d'établir des relations productives et d'avoir un impact positif dans toutes nos activités. Créer un Kentucky plus sain grâce à l'éducation/sensibilisation à la vaccination, à l'établissement des besoins en matière de santé et à la lutte pour l'équité en matière de santé. Êtes-vous prêt à nous rejoindre et à créer du changement dans notre grand État ? Devenir membre Rejoignez notre mission Faire un don Rendre le changement possible Parrainer Élargir notre portée Évènements à venir.... NOUVELLES Mises à jour pertinentes et importantes concernant les vaccinations et la maladie Taux de vaccination du Kentucky par âge et vaccin Voir le suivi Mise à jour sur le virus respiratoire du Kentucky Voir la mise à jour KY Res. Mises à jour sur les maladies respiratoires du Kentucky Vaccines Lien vers le site Web de Vaccination Direct
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Symposium Resources Thank you for attending our vaccination training. Below are all the PowerPoints and resources presented in the training. We look forward to seeing you at our next event. Childhood Vaccination ppt. Kentucky Immunization Registry ppt. School-Age Vaccination Data ppt. Nursing Vaccination Training ppt. IKC Information & Resources ppt. Keynote: Vaccine Hesitancy ppt. Childhood Immunizations: A Pediatrician's Perspective ppt. Vaccines: Do We Really Need Them? ppt. If you have any questions, please email our Program Coordinator, Jessy Sanders at jsanders@immunizeky.org
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- covid+flu coadministration in 2024 ?Dans Ask the ProvidersJuly 9, 2024How wonderful that you are planning ahead to keep your family healthy and safe for this winter's sick season. And YES! The CDC and the AAP are still recommending both flu and COVID vaccines for people over the age of 6 mos for this fall. As far as when they may be ready and available at your local office/pharmacy/health department- that's still to de determined. Currently at our office we do not have dates on arrival of either of these vaccines for our patients. Previous years we generally have a better idea by the beginning of September. And perhaps by that time you can call your medical home office and ask if they have any estimates. I'll link the AAP (American Academy of Pediatrics) release from last month concerning recommendations for COVID and flu vaccine for this fall. https://publications.aap.org/aapnews/news/29373/CDC-recommends-updated-COVID-19-vaccines-for I know that doesn't give you a specific answer to your question, but that is as good as is available for now. However with the current recommendations-it's a good guess that you will likely be able to get both vaccines at the same time this fall. Alissa11
- covid+flu coadministration in 2024 ?Dans Ask the Providers·July 5, 2024I'm starting to see and hear quite a bit for this fall's covid and flu recommendations. Flu appears to be ready on a similar schedule as in years past, but everything I've seen w COVID still appears date of availability TBA but everyone 6-months and older still need a booster. I have preferred (to date) to get the shots at the same time, not just for me and my husband, but for our twin almost two year olds. Is this still the go-to recommendation for this year's boosters, and/or does anyone have stronger insights on when this fall's COVID shots might be ready exactly?0236
- Introduce yourselfDans General Discussion/UpdatesMay 22, 2024Hi! I am a pediatrician practicing in Northern Kentucky for the past 25 years since finishing my training at the University of Kentucky. The effectiveness of immunizations has greatly changed the kinds of illnesses we see in the office everyday and I would be glad to share my experience in anyway that can help parents feel comfortable with things.10