Immunization Programs Clause Samples

The Immunization Programs clause establishes the requirements and responsibilities related to vaccination initiatives within the scope of the agreement. It typically outlines which party is responsible for organizing, funding, or administering immunization efforts, and may specify the types of vaccines covered, target populations, and reporting obligations. This clause ensures that immunization activities are clearly defined and managed, helping to prevent misunderstandings and promote public health objectives.
Immunization Programs. 2.2.1.1. Colorado Immunization Branch (CIB) 2.2.1.2. Colorado Immunization Information System (CIIS) 2.2.1.3. Vaccines for Children (VFC)
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Immunization Programs. 1. Upton will maintain a provider enrollment number for Bellingham and will manage all vaccine for the town. The vaccine manager will keep Bellingham informed as to inventory and availability of vaccine and will obtain requested vaccine as necessary. Upton will follow all Vaccine for Children Program requirements including twice daily refrigerator temperature logs. 2. Vaccines provided will include seasonal influenza vaccine both injectable and nasal formulations, as well as pneumococcal vaccine for recommended groups. Upton will coordinate with Bellingham to provide one flu clinic at an agreed upon time and location. 3. Upton will input Bellingham data into the MIIS virtual gateway as required by MDPH. Bellingham agrees to sign the Commonwealth Medicine agreement to access reimbursement for vaccine administration. Upton will submit reimbursement requests on Bellingham’s behalf.
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Immunization Programs. 1. Upton will maintain a provider enrollment number for Blackstone and will manage all vaccine for the town. The vaccine manager will keep Blackstone informed as to inventory and availability of vaccine and will obtain requested vaccine as necessary. Upton will follow all Vaccine for Children Program requirements including twice daily refrigerator temperature logs. 2. Vaccines provided will include seasonal influenza vaccine both injectable and nasal formulations, as well as pneumococcal vaccine for recommended groups. Upton will coordinate with Blackstone to provide one flu clinic at an agreed upon time and location. 3. Upton will input Blackstone data into the MIIS virtual gateway as required by MDPH. Blackstone agrees to sign the Commonwealth Medicine agreement to access reimbursement for vaccine administration. Upton will submit reimbursement requests on Blackstone’s behalf.
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Immunization Programs. The Department will provide immunizations, where available, through its existing Health Unit or Public Health Service facilities.
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Immunization Programs. Assist with any school district immunization programs (i.e., flu vaccine for School District employees, etc.). Advise on the development and administration of a school district immunization program when necessary.
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