2009 Recommended Immunization Schedules 1. Children Birth thru 6 years 2. Children 7 thru 18 years 3. Catch Up For Children 4. Adults 19 years and older 5. Vaccine Information Statements 6. Vaccine Administration Record for Children and Adolescents Adults Children / Adults 7. Screening Questionnaire for Children Adults Children / Adults 8. After the shots 9. Summary of Recommendations for Children, Adults Children / Adults Welcome to the Alliance for Immunization in Michigan Provider Toolkit. The 2009 Providers Immunization Toolkit for Children & Adults is a resource guide containing the most current standards of practice, forms, & vaccination methodologies for immunization in Michigan. If you are not able to find the information you need (other than specific questions), please describe what you need in the "survey" section, or click on "Contact Us". AIM Provider Tool Kit Continuing Education Information Nursing Continuing Education Information Physician Continuing Education Information Pharmacist Continuing Education Information Questions / Answers 2009 AIM Provider Tool Kit Paper copies are available and can be ordered online. Please note that the kit contains materials current as of 1/15/2009. Materials updated on the website will not be included. To order your free copy, click here. Immunization Questions? Specific immunization questions should be directed to the National Immunization Program at the Centers for Disease Control website. Immunization Campaigns (click image for more info) National Infant Immunization Week (NIIW) Vaccine Information Keeping Babies Safe Information About Needed Pre-Teen Vaccines New! Archive Available for the Adolescent Immunization Webcast on June 2, 2009 (Read) New! Fact Sheets regarding the proposed funding cuts to MCIR Alert! Your Action is Needed / Facts about MCIR New! Swine Flu: For the most up to date information regarding the recent swine influenza cases, visit the CDC website (here) New! AIM is sponsoring a FREE educational dinner on Childhood Immunizations in Flint (More Info) CDC has posted provisional 2009-10 ACIP Reccomendations for the Use of Influenza Vaccine for next flu season (Read) Advisory Committee on Immunization Abbreviations for Vaccines Included in the Immunization Schedules for Children, Adolescents, and Adults (Read) On February 12, 2009, a special vaccine court announced that the MMR vaccine, in combination with thimerosal-containing vaccines, does not cause or contribute to autism. (Read) Pediatrics journal article The Problem with Dr. Bob´s alternate Vaccine Schedule (Read) Were you able to find what you were looking for on the AIM website?   Yes, I was looking for: No, I was looking for: your email address:   The Alliance for Immunization in Michigan (AIM) is a non-profit, all-volunteer partnership of healthcare professionals & agencies that provide & promote immunizations across the human life span. AIM would like to thank the organizations listed below, without whose support this toolkit would not be possible. THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS FOR THEIR GENEROUS SUPPORT: Blue Care Network Botsford General Hospital Children's Hospital of Michigan/DMC GlaxoSmithKline Great Lakes Health Plan Health Plan of Michigan HealthPlus of Michigan Henry Ford Health System - Department of Pediatrics Michigan Health and Hospital Association Michigan Pharmacists Association Midwest Health Plan, Inc. Molina Healthcare of Michigan Physician Peer Education Project on Immunization Priority Health Saint Joseph Mercy Health System St. John Health United Health Care Services, Inc Center University of Michigan/C.S. Mott Children´s Hospital