ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES
Health and Wellness for All Arizonans
ARIZONA DEPARTMENT
OF HEALTH SERVICES
Mesa Convention Center | April 19-20, 2023
Attention: Immunization Partners and Conference Attendees.
The 2023 Arizona Department of Health Annual Immunization Conference was attended by 492 attendees. Thank you to all who made the conference a success.
Immunization Conference Resources
2024 Annual Immunization Conference: TBA. More Information to come.
Below are helpful immunization resources for providers, nurses, vaccinators, and those vested in the use of vaccines to improve the health of our communities.
Bureau of Immunization Services (BIZS) Handouts
- AIPOTrain
- COVID-19 Vaccination While Pregnant
- Growing up with Vaccines
- COVID-19 Vaccines for Kids and Teens
- Dose Accountability
- Introduction to ASIIS & VOMS 2.0 Handout
- Interoperability Team Presentation for AZ Immunization Conference 2023
- Vaccine Preventable Diseases other than COVID-19
- Tdap or DTaP
- Strong Defense Against Flu (Spanish)
- Influenza Vaccine - Who Should Get It (Spanish)
- HPV Vaccine Safety (Spanish)
- Hepatitis A Overview
- Hep B Perinatal - Protect Your Baby
- For HCP Tipsheet
Bureau of Infectious Disease (BIDS) Handouts
- IDAZ mobile app - AZ Infectious Disease resource
- TB Flyer (English/Spanish)
- Healthy KIDS AZ - School Health/Nurse App
- School and Childcare Resources - Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) school, preschool, and child care immunization requirements
- Arizona Department of Education (ADE) - Resources for school nurses
- Arizona Administrative Code, Title 9, Article 7 - Rules for required Immunizations for school
- Arizona Immunization Program - ADHS Immunization training, data, immunization resources, and Arizona State Immunization Information System (ASIIS) training and onboarding
- You Call the Shots web-based Training Course - CDC web-based training on immunizations
- Vaccine Administration Guidelines - ACIP
- Minimum ages and minimum intervals - CDC recommendations for vaccine administration
- Routes, sites, needle sizes, and doses - Handout on vaccine administration for all vaccines and age groups
- The Pink Book - A comprehensive presentation of the epidemiology and prevention of vaccine-preventable diseases and vaccines is presented in the CDC
- The CDC Child and Adolescent Immunization Schedules - Birth through 18 years of age along with special considerations for immunizations
- The CDC Adult Immunization Schedules - Meant to provide the recommended vaccines for healthy adults and those with special considerations requiring immunizations
- Catch-up Schedules - Guidance from the CDC for those late or behind on immunizations
- Interim Clinical Considerations - CDC use of COVID-19 vaccines, recommendations, and schedules
- ADHS Provider Resources for COVID-19 Vaccines - Resource offers extensive links for onboarding, training on storage and handling, HL7, individual COVID-19 vaccine links, eligible vaccinators, consent templates, and more
- Yellow Book - Info from CDC for health information for international travel
- Travel vaccines - CDC, your local County Health Department, Passport Health, World Travel Health, Arcadia Physicians Travel, TravelBug Health, Away Clinic, and some Safeway and Walgreens pharmacies
- Refugees and other immigrants - CDC provides guidance on vaccination for those coming from other countries who may be under- or unimmunized
- The Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee (VRBPAC) - The Federal Drug Administration (FDA) body that approves biologics and vaccines for use in the United States
- The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) - CDC committee provides guidelines as to how vaccines are to be used
- Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS) - National program managed by the CDC and FDA to monitor the safety of all vaccines licensed in the United States.