Maplewood B (Crowne Plaza Ravinia)
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A4: Immunization Registries as Tools for Vaccination Coverage Assessment | |||
| This session will describe how Registries have been used to estimate vaccination coverage. It will look at an example of creating a secondary “data mart” for the storage of data. A second example discusses a method for identifying pockets of need. Another example explains a method for tracking the population of children who are not “up-to-date” on their immunizations. | |||
| Learning Objectives: Identify methods for using immunization registries as a means of assessing vaccination coverage levels for various populations.
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| Moderator: | Lawrence E. Barker | ||
| 1:30 PM | Introductory Remarks | ||
| 1:45 PM | Discussion | ||
| 2:00 PM | 3643 | Use of a Regional Registry to Identify Patterns of Immunization Documentation & Effect on UTD Rates Allison Kempe, John F. Steiner, N. Elaine Lowery, Lori A Crane, Brenda L Beaty, Kellyn Pearson, Matthew F Daley, Stephen Berman | |
| 2:15 PM | 3786 | Registry Data Analysis Thomas R. Maerz, Robert Savage | |
| 2:30 PM | 3841 | A Method for Using State Registry Data to Assess State, County and Population-Specific Immunization Statuses Steve G. Robison, James A Gaudino, Martha Priedeman, Barbara Canavan | |
The 2003 Immunization Registry Conference (October 27-29, 2003) of CDC