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AAP Award - Congratulations to the AAP New Jersey Chapter on Winning the AAP 2008 Outstanding Chapter Award at the AAP Academy Leadership Forum! 

 

Michael Segarra, MD, current AAP NJ Chapter president and Janice Prontnicki, MD, immediate past president accept award on behalf of the AAP New Jersery Chapter

  
 
Congratulations AAP NJ & PCORE!
Leadership in Quality Improvements Recognized


Michael Segarra, MD, AAP NJ
President presents national
AAP Leadership in Quality I
mprovements Award to
Steven Kairys, MD, PCORE
Board Chair/Medical Director.

 

 

Dr. Kairys, Chair, Board of Trustees for PCORE and Medical Director was presented with the AAP Leadership in Quality Improvements Award on September 9, 2009 at the AAP NJ Chapter Executive Council Meeting. Dr. Kairys is an amazing leader in pediatric quality improvement efforts and the award is national recognition of efforts demonstrated through his leadership at PCORE. Dr. Kairys’ vision, leadership, and dedication have enabled PCORE (The Pediatric Council on Research & Education, the Foundation of the AAP NJ Chapter) to successfully unite diverse stakeholders, including chairpersons of competing hospitals, public health officials, and social service agencies, inviting them into the grassroots of health care—the primary care office, to improve health care systems through public policy and private practice changes. 

 

  
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Childhood Immunizations Video - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has put together a short video to help answer questions that parents may have about childhood immunizations.  “Get the Picture:  Childhood Immunizations” was released on April 13, 2009.  The video is approximately six minutes long and features a group of mothers discussing vaccines with an expert from the CDC.  The Web site includes a full transcript, plus instructions for downloading or sharing the video via Facebook, Google and other sites. 

To access the video, go to http://www.cdc.gov/CDCTV/GetThePicture/index.html

 

National Immunization Survey Results

National Immunization Survey Places
New Jersey near Bottom for Timely Immunizations

Recently released National Immunization Survey (NIS) data reveal that New Jersey is doing poorer than most states nationwide in delivering timely immunizations. The National Immunization Survey is the only population-based, provider-verified survey to provide national, state, and local area estimates of vaccination coverage among children aged 19-35 months. New Jersey’s Q3 2007-Q2 2008 data rank the State seventh from bottom, and below the national average of 77.2, with only 70.5% of children fully immunized for the 4:3:1:3:3:1 series. These data represent a 10% drop compared to Q1-Q4 2007 when 80.5% of children statewide were fully immunized.  

Sources: MMWR Weekly, September 5, 2008 57(35); 961-966. National Immunization Survey Q2 2007-Q3 2008.
 
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H1N1 Information - Wednesday, August 19, 2009

July 2009 - The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has released a statement on who should be the first groups to receive the novel H1N1 vaccine when it become available

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ACTION ALERT ON S1071 / A260 WHICH PROVIDES FOR CONSCIENTIOUS EXEMPTION - Wednesday, October 15, 2008

We need your help to make sure parents today never have to see the devastating diseases that vaccines prevent. AAPNJ is asking you to call, write or even better visit your legislator about the dangers of the “conscientious exemption”.
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