Pediatric Vaccination Media Assets
AIM partnered with CDC and CommunicateHealth, Inc. to create a media library of free co-brandable assets encouraging infant vaccination.
Improving Vaccine Confidence from the Bottom Up: Partnering with Diaper Banks to Increase Childhood Vaccination Rates and Improve Access
This AIM poster was displayed at the CDC 2024 NIC on immunization program and diaper bank partnerships.
Barriers and Success to Enrolling Birthing Institutions in the Vaccines for Children Program
This AIM presentation was given at the CDC 2024 NIC on the barriers and successes to enrolling birthing institutions in the Vaccines for Children (VFC) program.
Five Practices for Increasing COVID-19 Pediatric Vaccine Coverage Rates: Translating Lessons Learned During the Pandemic to the Current Environment
This AIM poster was displayed at the CDC 2024 NIC on AIM's Promising Practices for Increasing COVID-19 Pediatric Vaccine Coverage Rates toolkit.
2023 Pediatric COVID-19 Vaccine Access Cooperative (VAC) Meetings Final Report
This report is a detailed overview of the 2023 Pediatric COVID-19 Vaccine Access Cooperative (VAC) meetings.
Understanding Clinicians’ and Pharmacists’ Attitudes Toward Pediatric COVID-19 Vaccination Webinar
The webinar on September 13 reviewed the findings of a study conducted by AIM and Mathematica between June and September 2023.
Environmental Scan of Pediatric COVID-19 Vaccination: Clinical Provider Perspectives
A report on clinical providers’ experiences and perspectives in offering pediatric COVID-19 vaccinations.
Environmental Scan of Pediatric COVID-19 Vaccination: Pharmacist Perspectives
A report on pharmacists’ experiences and perspectives in offering pediatric COVID-19 vaccinations and the feasibility of participation in the VFC program.
Massachusetts: COVID-19 Clinics at Science Museums
Science museums in Massachusetts (MA) leveraged their scientific authority to hold community COVID-19 vaccination clinics.
Manuscript: A survey of state and local practices encouraging pediatric COVID-19 vaccination of children ages 6 months through 11 years
In AIM’s first collaborative article with CDC, this manuscript highlights state and local practices optimizing the pediatric COVID-19 vaccination program.