Massachusetts Pharmacists Association’s Post

World Immunization Week celebrates the importance of vaccines in preventing diseases and protecting public health. For pregnant women, vaccinations play a crucial role in safeguarding both maternal and fetal health. Routine vaccines, such as tetanus toxoid, administered at the 4th and 6th weeks of pregnancy, and Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis), given between the 28th and 32nd weeks, provide immunity against preventable diseases and ensure a healthy pregnancy. It's important to note that in cases of potential rabies exposure, receiving the rabies vaccine is safe for pregnant women, providing clarity and reassurance regarding vaccination concerns. Let's raise awareness about timely vaccinations for maternal and child health. For any queries, consult with our experts 📍Medavakkam: +917338888555 📍Selaiyur : +91 87541 28739 🌐 https://lnkd.in/gXYT4GjJ   #worldimmunizationweek #vaccineswork #maternalhealth #pregnancysafety #protectyourself #publichealth #healthybaby #preventablediseases #vaccinationmatters #globalhealth #immunizationforall #healthyliving #DrSrisudha #annaitheresahospital #chennai #chennaihospital

🧡To celebrate National Immunization Awareness Month (NIAM), HCDI is featuring Wellness Wednesdays, where we closely examine the importance of vaccinations by providing vaccine health education each week. 💉Today, we share the CDC’s 8 things you need to know about vaccines and pregnancy: 1) Vaccines during pregnancy give your baby some early protection 2) Getting flu, Tdap, and COVID-19 vaccines keep you and your baby safe 3) Tdap vaccine helps protect against whooping cough, which can be dangerous for your baby 4) Getting a flu vaccine while pregnant can help protect you and your baby against flu. 5) Getting a COVID-19 vaccine while pregnant can help protect you and your baby. 6) Getting the flu vaccine in September/October before flu activity increases and Tdap between the 27th and 36th week of pregnancy. 7) Anyone around your baby needs vaccines, especially fathers and siblings. 8) With each pregnancy, you’ll need a Tdap vaccine. 🔎To learn more about vaccinations, visit www.cdc.gov/vaccines. #HCDI #NIAM #WellnessWednesdays #vaccinehealtheducation #vaccineawareness #pregnancyvaccines #protectyourbaby #fluvaccine

Looking to learn more about recent changes to ACIP immunization recommendations for pneumococcal vaccines? We've got a module that can help: Utilizing ACIP’s Updated Pneumococcal Recommendations. Check it out! https://bit.ly/1965pneumo

New in-person assessment dates available! Master core immunization practices and learn how to properly administer vaccines by injection. Approved by OCP, this course fulfills the requisite training program that enables pharmacists to administer injections: https://ow.ly/ZlHI50PGVXJ

New in-person assessment dates available! Master core immunization practices and learn how to properly administer vaccines by injection. Approved by OCP, this course fulfills the requisite training program that enables pharmacists to administer injections within Ontario: https://ow.ly/ZlHI50PGVXJ

New in-person assessment dates available! Master core immunization practices and learn how to properly administer vaccines by injection. Approved by OCP, this course fulfills the requisite training program that enables pharmacists to administer injections within Ontario: https://ow.ly/ZlHI50PGVXJ

Local health departments administer so many vaccines that patient flow can easily get backed up. Patagonia Health’s HIPAA-compliant Immunization App allows providers to: 👉Dispense and administer vaccines 👉View patient histories 👉Access specific immunization reports ...and more! Check out a video about our immunization app here: https://loom.ly/Prj_J2w #immunizations #publichealth #izregistry #vaccines