Immunization Quality Improvement for Providers | Vermont Department of Health
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Immunization Quality Improvement for Providers
Immunization & Health Care Professionals
Vermont Child Vaccine Program / Vermont Adult Vaccine Program
Vaccine Ordering
Vaccine Storage and Handling
Respiratory Virus Vaccine Information for Health Care Professionals
Immunization Quality Improvement for Providers
Perinatal Hepatitis B
Vaccine Financing
2025 Provider Recognition Awards!
Every year the Immunization Program within the Vermont Department of Health recognizes provider practices that achieve high vaccination rates in their communities.
See our
2025 awardees!
St. Johnsbury Pediatrics
Formerly known as AFIX,
Immunization Quality Improvement for Providers
is a CDC program using evidence-based strategies to increase the percent of children and adolescents who are vaccinated on time. Through this program, Health Department Immunization Designees meet with practices throughout Vermont to share 2-year-old and adolescent immunization rates and discuss strategies to increase immunization coverage.
IQIP Visits
During a meeting, Immunization Designees work closely with practice staff to develop an action plan, which includes training and resources from the Health Department. Designees have a phone check-in with each practice two and six months later to track progress and provide additional support as needed. 12 months later a follow-up meeting also serves as the start of the next cycle, when practices can choose to continue IQIP.
For practices already working with
Blueprint for Health
on quality improvement measures, the area Blueprint facilitator will be invited to attend IQIP meetings.
Practices should contact the Immunization Designee at their
Local Health Office
to begin this process or to get more information about IQIP, recommended immunization schedules, standards for immunization practices, or use of the
Vermont Immunization Registry
. Your calls are always welcome!
The Community Guide
The Community Guide
is a credible website that hosts the official collection of findings from the Community Preventive Services Task Force and the systematic reviews that support them. It is a valuable resource with multiple applications, addressing essential questions for anyone concerned about community health and well-being.
Important Links
Community Guide Methodology
Using the Community Guide
Vaccination Programs: Provider Assessment and Feedback
Community Preventive Services Task Force Members
CDC IQIP
Learn More
Learn More
Topics:
Immunization
Last Updated:
June 10, 2025
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Translations for you
Immunization Quality Improvement for Providers
Immunization & Health Care Professionals
Vermont Child Vaccine Program / Vermont Adult Vaccine Program
Vaccine Ordering
Vaccine Storage and Handling
Respiratory Virus Vaccine Information for Health Care Professionals
Immunization Quality Improvement for Providers
Perinatal Hepatitis B
Vaccine Financing
2025 Provider Recognition Awards!
Every year the Immunization Program within the Vermont Department of Health recognizes provider practices that achieve high vaccination rates in their communities.
See our
2025 awardees!
St. Johnsbury Pediatrics
Formerly known as AFIX,
Immunization Quality Improvement for Providers
is a CDC program using evidence-based strategies to increase the percent of children and adolescents who are vaccinated on time. Through this program, Health Department Immunization Designees meet with practices throughout Vermont to share 2-year-old and adolescent immunization rates and discuss strategies to increase immunization coverage.
IQIP Visits
During a meeting, Immunization Designees work closely with practice staff to develop an action plan, which includes training and resources from the Health Department. Designees have a phone check-in with each practice two and six months later to track progress and provide additional support as needed. 12 months later a follow-up meeting also serves as the start of the next cycle, when practices can choose to continue IQIP.
For practices already working with
Blueprint for Health
on quality improvement measures, the area Blueprint facilitator will be invited to attend IQIP meetings.
Practices should contact the Immunization Designee at their
Local Health Office
to begin this process or to get more information about IQIP, recommended immunization schedules, standards for immunization practices, or use of the
Vermont Immunization Registry
. Your calls are always welcome!
The Community Guide
The Community Guide
is a credible website that hosts the official collection of findings from the Community Preventive Services Task Force and the systematic reviews that support them. It is a valuable resource with multiple applications, addressing essential questions for anyone concerned about community health and well-being.
Important Links
Community Guide Methodology
Using the Community Guide
Vaccination Programs: Provider Assessment and Feedback
Community Preventive Services Task Force Members
CDC IQIP
Learn More
Learn More
Topics:
Immunization
Last Updated:
June 10, 2025