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Monday, October 18, 2004 - 10:55 AM
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Partners, Where and Why

Thomas Moss, DHR/DPH/Immunization Program, DHR/DPH/Immunization Program, State of Georgia, 2 Peachtree Street NW, MS 13-476, Atlanta, GA, USA


BACKGROUND:
The State of Georgia Immunization Registry created numerous partnerships durign the process of deploying the registry.

OBJECTIVE:
To share with others organizations that can assist in the deployment of the registry, What they bring to the partnership, where in the deployment process these organizations can be used as a resource, and why these organizations benefit from the partnership.

METHOD:
The data was collected through meetings, follow up conferences, and database tracking of progress.

RESULT:
Organizations such as Vaccine Manaufacturers, PTAs and schools, Social and religious coalitions, Industry Users Groups, and other non-profit organizations add to and benefit from a partnership with the immunization registry when that partnership is executed at the appropriate time.

CONCLUSION:
Registries need partnerships with a wide range of interest groups and organizations to achieve the highest level of effectiveness.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
Which organizations make good partners.
What do the types of organizations bring to the partnership.
When/How/Where should you use the organizations.
Lessons Learned from mistakes of using the wrong organzation at the right time or the right organization at the wrong time.

[ Recorded presentation ]   Recorded presentation

See more of Successful Collaborations with Registry Partners — Part 1
See more of The 2004 Immunization Registry Conference