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

Clinical Topics

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