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.
|Podcasts|June 13, 2022
Pharmacy Focus: Move the Needle Monday- What Pharmacy Teams Should Know About Immunization Recommendations
Pharmacy provided immunization services start with the confidence of the pharmacy team members in each setting.
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In this month's episode, Ed Cohen and John Beckner from NCPA discuss a more in-depth perspective on pharmacy provided immunization services with Dr. Traci Poole.
To learn more about the 3-Part Immunization Series mentioned in today's episode:
101 (Vaccinology)
102 (Vaccine Review)
103 (Building an Immunization Service)
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