Programs in Brief

Immunization and Vaccine related briefs

Most of CDC's programs are capsuled into program briefs which describe the programs in two pages. Below are links to the immunization and vaccine related program descriptions.

• Adolescent Immunization (pdf, 52 KB, 1 page)
  
  • website: Adolescent immunizations
• Adult Immunization (pdf, 54 KB, 1 page)
  
  • website: Adult immunization
• Developing Immunization Information Systems (IIS) (pdf, 53 KB, 1 page)
  
• website: Immunization Information Systems (registry)
• Global Polio Eradication (pdf, 58 KB, 1 page)
  
• website: Global polio eradication
• Immunization Assessment (pdf, 54 KB, 2 pages)
  
• Immunization Grant Program (Section 317) (pdf, 54 KB, 2 pages)
  
• Immunization Safety (pdf, 51 KB, 1 page)
  
  • website: Vaccine safety
• Influenza Immunization (pdf, 54 KB, 2 pages)
  
  • website: Flu website
• Measles Mortality Reduction & Regional Global Measles Elimination (pdf, 50 KB, 1 page)
  
  • website: Global measles elimination
• Pediatric Vaccine Stockpiles (pdf, 51 KB, 1 page)
  
• Strengthening Global Immunization Systems (pdf, 54 KB, 1 page)
  
  • website: Global immunizations
• Tracking Vaccine-Preventable Diseases (pdf, 52 KB, 1 page)
  
• Vaccines for Children Program (VFC) (pdf, 66 KB, 2 pages)
  
  • website: Vaccines for Children
• Vaccine Management Business Improvement Project (VMBIP) (pdf, 74 KB, 2 pages)
  
  • website: VMBIP
• Vaccine Preventable Diseases (pdf, 65 KB, 2 pages)
  
  • website: vaccine preventable diseases
• See also: Programs and Activities

 

Respiratory Diseases related briefs

There are no programs in briefs for respiratory diseases; however, the programs can be accessed via the Division of Bacterial Diseases (DBD) and Division of Viral Diseases (DVD) pages.

• Bacterial Disease Programs
• Viral Disease Programs coming soon

 

 

 

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