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Record Breaking Drive-Through Flu Vaccine Program
Date
May 2, 2012
Credits
1 CH | Expired May 6, 2014
$25
Standard Price
Learn what it took to develop and implement a successful one-day mass drive-through flu vaccine program that earned a Guinness World Record™. The planning, development, and implementation of this event is discussed.
Learning Objectives:
- Express a clear understanding of what planning elements are needed for a successful drive-through vacci center.
- Identify what stakeholders are needed to support a large preventative event.
- Use tools presented to develop large preventative health care programs.
Speakers
Sandra Caulder Roth, MS, RN, PHN
Kaiser Permanente
Noreen Bristow, MSN, RN, PHN
Kaiser Permanente
Specialties
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