An expert discusses how improving shingles vaccination rates relies on patient education; effective use of technology like EHRs to identify eligible individuals; and persistent, multichannel communication by pharmacists to encourage vaccination and address barriers such as cost and awareness.
An expert discusses how low shingles vaccination rates stem from gaps in patient education, cost concerns, and access barriers, emphasizing that clear communication about vaccine efficacy, reduced out-of-pocket costs, and targeted outreach are key to increasing uptake, especially among older and rural populations.
An expert discusses how enhanced EHR systems can boost vaccination rates by providing clinical alerts, integrating immunization histories, and enabling automated patient follow-ups—helping pharmacists identify opportunities, reduce missed doses, and improve overall vaccine delivery in retail settings.
An expert discusses innovative strategies to boost vaccine administration efficiency and accessibility—including prefilled syringes with attached needles, ergonomic and labeling improvements, needle-free options, and shelf-stable auto-injectors—all aimed at enhancing provider workflow and patient experience, especially in high-volume or underserved settings.
An expert discusses how integrating prefilled syringes into pharmacy vaccination workflows enhances speed, accuracy, and patient confidence by reducing preparation time and allowing staff to focus more on patient care and service quality.
An expert discusses how prefilled syringes significantly reduce preparation time, cognitive load, and error risk in pharmacy vaccine administration, leading to safer, more efficient workflows and improved patient experience.
