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Subjects: Pneumococcal infections -- Prevention, Pneumococcal infections -- Complications and side effects, Pneumococcal vaccine -- Usage, Pneumococcal vaccine -- Health aspects, Meningitis -- Risk factors, Meningitis -- Statistics, Health, Health care industry
Published: 2010

Subjects: Pneumococcal vaccine -- Usage, Aged -- Care and treatment, Pneumonia, Pneumococcal -- Prevention, Health
Abstract: * The CDC reports that only 60% of elderly patients received pneumococcal vaccine in 2001. Significantly lower rates (40%) were seen in African Americans and Hispanics than in non-Hispanic whites [...]
Published: 2003

Subjects: United States. Department of Health and Human Services. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services -- Practice, Immunization -- Laws, regulations and rules, Immunization of infants, Influenza vaccines -- Usage, Medicare -- Laws, regulations and rules, Medicaid -- Laws, regulations and rules, Nurses -- Practice, Pneumococcal vaccine -- Usage, Government regulation, Health
Abstract: Nurses and other appropriate healthcare personnel can now provide influenza and pneumococcal vaccinations to Medicare and Medicaid patients without a physician's order, thanks to a new federal rule that went [...]
Published: 2002

Subjects: Pneumonia, Pneumococcal -- Prevention, Vaccination -- Health aspects, Aged patients -- Care and treatment, Pneumococcal vaccine -- Usage, Health, Seniors
Abstract: The National Institute on Aging, the Dept. of Veterans Affairs and the American Lung Assn. have jointly embarked on a vaccination campaign to protect geriatric patients against pneumococcal infection. Adults 65 years and above are more prone to the infection. The pneumonia vaccine need only be given once and is effective against the most common bacterial pneumococcal infections., Now is the time to protect your older patients against pneumococcal infection through vaccination, according to the National Institute on Aging, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and the American Lung [...]
Published: 1994

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