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Provider Education and Communication Resource Hub
Welcome to IKC's provider hub! This landing page will provides healthcare professionals and teams with easy access to trusted vaccine education materials, training opportunities, and patient resources.
Trusted Partner Resources for Providers
Use this section to highlight reliable vaccine information, clinical guidance, and ready-to-share resources for healthcare professionals and practice teams.
KDHE
Immunize.Org
CIDRAP
Provider Education Opportunities
IKC is excited to offer education opportunities for healthcare providers with both new and refreshed education modules, as well as resources for our June 30 webinars.
Featured Education Modules
Promoting Immunizations in Your Practice
Print Resources
- Diseases and Real Life Consquences
- Vaccine Highlight Cards
Digital Resources
Navigating Vaccine Conversations with Patients
Vaccine Fears Overturned by Facts
Second Edition Coming Soon!
The Vaccine Fears Overturned by Facts Booklet is currently being updated for it's second edition, featuring both revamped and entirely new topics such as:
- Social Media, Algorithims, and AI
- Mother's Intuition and the "Mama Bear" Trap
- Vitamin K
- Critical Thinking Through Vaccine Injury Claims
- New Vaccine Technology
- And much more!
HepB Birth Dose Toolkit
This campaign was created in collaboration with the Kansas Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics and the Kansas Hospital Association to emphasize the importance of the HepB birth dose. When babies receive the HepB vaccine at birth, they are protected during their most vulnerable time because many people, including caregivers and family members, may not know they
have hepatitis B.
Designed to share with parents and caregivers, the campaign includes our HepB birth dose social media toolkit and print handouts. Viewers will also find the recording and slide deck from KAAP's webinar “Strengthening Confidence in the Hepatitis B Birth Dose,” which features free CME.
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