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1 Program Overview
2 Multiyear project in Oakland to determine if vaccinating a large number of resident school children against influenza is effective in limiting community-level transmission School-located influenza vaccination (SLIV) will be implemented to increase vaccine rates in children Clinical impact study to evaluate child, family and community level outcomes
3 Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) Recommendations Routine annual influenza vaccination of all persons aged 6 months and older In general, health-care providers should begin offering vaccination soon after vaccine becomes available, and if possible, by October All children aged 6 months 8 years who are recommended for 2 doses should receive their first dose as soon as possible after vaccine becomes available; these children should receive the second dose 4 weeks later.
4 School-Based Flu Vaccine Impact King JC, et al. N Engl J Med. 2006; 355:
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6 2013 Pilot School-based Clinics Shoo the Flu (StF) will build on experiences of ACPHD. In 2013, the IAP conducted 5 school-based flu clinics in Oakland and Castro Valley from October through November. School Student Population Vaccination Rate (ages 5-12) (%) Castro Valley Elementary (17%) Madison Park Academy (41%) Madison Park Elementary (32%) Marshall Elementary (38%) Yu Ming Charter (57%)
7 Shoo the Flu: The Basics Free flu vaccine this fall for all preschool and elementary school students in Oakland. Shoo the Flu will bring the nurses and vaccine to school for half-day, on-site clinics. StF will handle all of the logistics and program promotion. Vaccinations only if written parental consent. Teachers and on-site school staff welcome to participate. StF will measure the impact on student and community health with UC Berkeley.
8 Year by year enrollment objectives Year 1: OUSD preschools and elementary schools, including charter schools K-8 schools will also be included with the older grades (6-8) serving as a pilot audience on a case-by-case basis Non-OUSD charter and private schools (pre-k 5 ) as time allows Year 2: Year 1 schools + continued recruitment of non-ousd charter and private schools (pre-k 8) and all OUSD middle schools Year 3: All public and private pre-schools, elementary, and middle schools in Oakland OUSD special needs students, regardless of grade, will be included in all years of the program. The goal is to reach at lease a 70% vaccination rate in the children enrolled in participating schools.
9 First year rollout plan March April May June August September October November December January February Introduce program to Oakland Schools Engage the school POCs Berkeley pilot, focus groups to aid program promotion Introduce program to parents Program promotion in full swing, schedule vaccine clinics Distribute consent forms, vaccine clinics start Vaccine clinics continue 2 nd dose clinics, program evaluation surveys 2 nd dose clinics as needed Berkeley evaluation surveys Berkeley evaluation surveys
10 Long Term Goals Provide flu vaccines for kids at schools every year Build a sustainable model that is community-based Build a model reflecting collaboration of providers, county services, healthcare insurers, community based organizations and schools across Oakland
11 Spread the word How you can help If you work with schools, be a resource to parents and staff for flu vaccine questions Support clients getting vaccine at schoolbased clinics when available Stay tuned as we figure out our volunteer needs
12 A collaboration* of: Alameda County Public Health Department California Department of Public Health University of California, Berkeley Oakland Unified School District * with financial support of the Page Family Foundation Contact: Kate Holbrook, RN, CNS, APHN-BC Program Manager, Shoo the Flu Kate.Holbrook@acgov.org
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