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Influential news ; Enero 2015
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  • Alternative Title:
    NIVDP newsletter
  • Corporate Authors:
    National Influenza Vaccination Disparities Partnership
  • Description:
    En esta edición, se destacan acontecimientos notables organizados durante la Semana Nacional de la Vacunación contra la Influenza (NIVW por sus siglas en inglés), que se celebró del 7 al 13 de diciembre de 2014. Estos esfuerzos comunes llegaron a afroamericanos, hispanos, indio americanos/nativos de Alaska y poblaciones asiáticas/isleñas del Pacífico de todas las edades y procedencias. Participaron centros comunitarios, iglesias, consulados, escuelas, centros de recreación y líderes locales. Estos eventos incluyeron: • Un evento de vacunación contra la influenza para las personas de la tercera edad en el Betty T. Fisher Recreation Center Complex en Miami Gardens, Florida. Este evento fue organizado por la Florida Coalition on Black Civic Participation como un foro informativo sobre los beneficios de la vacuna contra la influenza; • Un evento de reconocimiento en el Banco de Alimentos St. Vicent de Paul de Georgetown, en Seattle, Washington, en honor al trabajo de los socios que promueven la vacunación contra la influenza y fomentan futuras colaboraciones; • Eventos de promoción de la vacunación contra la influenza en la Iglesia y escuela parroquial Christ the King en Seattle, Washington, proporcionando acceso a la vacunación contra la influenza para los estudiantes y las familias; • Una feria de salud y una clínica de vacunación contra la influenza en el Farrell Howell Gymnasium en Denver, Colorado, que resultaron en un compromiso entre los socios para realizar un evento de la NIVW anualmente; y • Una clínica de vacunación contra la influenza para las personas indigentes en la iglesia Church of the Reconciler en Birmingham, Alabama ejemplificando lo importante que es llegar a las poblaciones desatendidas y correr la voz sobre la vacunación contra la influenza.
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  • Document Type:
    Newsletter
  • Place as Subject:
    United States
  • Collection(s):
    Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library collection
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