Influential news ; April 2015
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    • Alternative Title:
      NIVDP newsletter
    • Corporate Authors:
      National Influenza Vaccination Disparities Partnership
    • Description:
      The NIVDP Partners Finish the 2014-2015 Flu Season with Impressive Results.

      In this issue, we spotlight the successful role that trusted messengers, local influencers, resource-sharing and the media played in motivating over 15,000 medically underserved people to get vaccinated against the flu. These efforts include:

      • Hispanic promotion efforts tied to the Yo Me Vacuno (I Get Vaccinated) campaign that resulted in 95 flu vaccination promotion events held in 15 target markets including Miami, Florida; San Juan, Puerto Rico; and Seattle, Washington;

      • African American partner efforts tied to the Flu Talk campaign that resulted in over 100 flu vaccination promotion events in cities such as Birmingham, Alabama; Miami Gardens, Florida; Charlotte, North Carolina; and Baltimore, Maryland;

      • American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) partners who shared innovative Protect the Circle of Life resources with their clients and allied organizations, such as radio PSAs, and the flu IQ quiz; and

      • National and minority media partners, grassroots leaders and public health officials, who sustained support during the flu season generated placements in the top-tier media markets and resulted in 44 million media impressions.

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      Influential news ; April 2015
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      National Influenza Vaccination Disparities Partnership
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