Pharmacists can help overcome influenza vaccine hesitancy by correcting common misconceptions, routinely asking every patient about vaccination, and leveraging their standing as trusted health care professionals.
|Videos|September 11, 2014
Immunizations Offered to 2014 NACDS Total Store Expo Attendees
Lauren Forni, PharmD, RPH, of CVS/pharmacy, explains why pharmacists are providing vaccines to 2014 National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) Total Store Expo attendees.
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In this video filmed at the 2014 National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) Total Store Expo, Lauren Forni, PharmD, RPH, of CVS/pharmacy, explains why pharmacists are providing vaccines to attendees. Dr. Forni also details the different types of immunizations that the pharmacists offer, which include influenza, tetanus, meningitis, shingles, and pneumococcal vaccines.
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