LargeScale Vaccination Clinics

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Large-Scale Vaccination Clinics
Mary E. Jude, FNP-C, PA, MSN, MPH Director,
Office of Public Health Emergency
Preparedness Division of Public Health Systems
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OPHEP Staff

• Janet Austin, SNS Data Research and Budget
  Administrator
• Janine Bonk, Office Manager
• Jim Braddick, Grants Manager
• Pam Holland, Disaster Behavioral Health Director
• Bill Jenkins, Pandemic Influenza Coordinator
• Joe Legee, SNS Planning and Exercise Coordinator
• Chia Murdock, HAN Coordinator
• Margaret Palmer, Planning and Research Assistant
• Tom Patenaude, Preparedness Projects
• Jackie Roberson, SNS Coordinator

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Learning Objectives

• Four Domain concept
• What works/options for vax
• Five priority vaccination groups
• Resources available
• Experience a mass vax clinic stand-up

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Four Domains

• Surveillance
• Mitigation
• Vaccination
• Communication

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Priority Groups for Vaccination

• CDC Guidelines
• pregnant women,
• people who live with or care for children younger
  than 6 months of age,
• health care and emergency medical services
  personnel,
• persons between the ages of 6 months through 24
  years of age, and
• people from ages 25 through 64 years who are at
  higher risk for novel H1N1 because of chronic
  health disorders or compromised immune systems.
• (if supply is limited)
• pregnant women,
• people who live with or care for children younger
  than 6 months of age,
• health care and emergency medical services
  personnel with direct patient contact,
• children 6 months through 4 years of age, and
• children 5 through 18 years of age who have
  chronic medical conditions.

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Mass Vaccination Options

• To (mass) vax or
• not to (mass) vax
• That IS the Question!

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Various Methods

• Straight-line
• V-style
• Drive-by

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All Include

• Communication
• Partnerships
• Logistics
• Education
• Patient Assistance
• Volunteers (JIT Training)
• Professionals (Nurses, Pharmacists, Physicians,
  EMS, MAs etc.)

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What Will Yours Look Like? You call the
shots!
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Rockin the Vax!

• Introductions
• Patty Hamilton, FNP-C, MPH, Public Health
  Director, City of Bangor
• Mike Radke, Coordinator, Cities Readiness
  Initiative, Portland Public Health Human
  Services
• Tonya Philbrick, Maine Immunization Program,
  Maine CDC
• Jacquelyn Roberson, BSN, PHN Emergency
  Preparedness Consultant/ SNS Coordinator, Maine
  CDC
• Dwight Littlefield, RN, MBA, Public Health
  Nursing, Maine CDC

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Were from the State and were here to Help
(its true!)

• Regional Resource Centers (RRCs)
• Statewide vaccination partners
• Vaccine Coordinators
• District Liaisons and Public Health Nurses
• Community level vaccination partners
• Maine Emergency Management Agency (MEMA)
• Logistics partner (statewide and community level)

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Q A/Wrap-up

• Learning objectives
• Optional clinic design
• Local partnerships
• Four domains
• Surveillance
• Mitigation
• Vaccination
• Communication

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The Road Ahead
By Janet Austin
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• Thank you, Joe!!!!!