Calling The Shots: Immunization Finance Policies And Practicesby Committee On Immunization Finance Policies And Practices 
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Americans often take for granted our nationwide system for immunization against infectious disease. Now this system is being weakened, by factors including reduced federal resources, increasing disadvantaged populations, a shift from public to private immunization services, and the impact of managed care. Calling the Shots identifies the key roles of the national immunization system and evaluates how well these roles are fulfilled in the current health care climate. The committee recommends measures for strengthening the federal-state partnership that supports the system and suggests a specific strategy for funding this partnership. This comprehensive volume, rich with data, examines: * The evolution of the system in light of changing U.S. demographics, development of new vaccines, and other factors.
* The effectiveness of "Section 317" and other federal immunization initiatives.
* The condition of the infrastructure for control of infectious disease, surveillance of vaccines rates and safety, and efforts to sustain high coverage.
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Provides an analysis of the finance strategies shaping the scope and quality of immunization services for children and adults. Explores areas such as, the evolution of the immunization system in light of changing U.S. demographics and other factors, role of federal and state governments, and the integration of public health and health finance efforts. Related Free eBooks - Setting The Course: A Strategic Vision For Immunization Finance -- Part 1: Summary Of The Chicago Workshop
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