INFLUENZA UPDATE 2011-2012 DEBBYE ROSEN ADULT IMMUNIZATION COORDINATOR CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH 860-509-7729 1.

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INFLUENZA UPDATE DEBBYE ROSEN ADULT IMMUNIZATION COORDINATOR CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH

2 EARLY RELEASE AUGUST 18, RECOMMENDATIONS

ACIP Vaccination of all persons aged ≥6 months (adopted in 2010) continues to be recommended Vaccine virus strains for 2011–2012 Vaccination schedule for children aged 6 months through 8 years Considerations regarding vaccination of persons with egg allergy A new formulation of trivalent inactivated vaccine that is given intradermally (into the skin) 3

WHO YOU SHOULD VACCINATE 160 MILLION DOSES WILL BE AVAILABLE > 6 MONTHS OF AGE AT RISK POPULATIONS HEART DISEASE, COPD AND OTHER CHRONIC RESPIRATORY ILLNESSES, DIABETES PREGNANT VACCINATE AS SOON AS VACCINE IS AVAILABLE 4

Vaccine strains for –A/California/7/2009-like H1N1 –A/Perth/16/2009-like H3N2 –B/Brisbane/60/2008 5

6 CHILDREN 6 MONTHS - 8 YEARS CHILDREN IN THIS AGE GROUP RECEIVING VACCINE FOR THE FIRST TIME OR WITH UNKNOWN VACCINE HISTORY SHOULD RECEIVE 2 DOSES CHILDREN IN THIS AGE GROUP WHO RECEIVED AT LEAST 1 DOSE OF SEASONAL VACCINE WILL REQUIRE ONLY ONE DOSE OF SEASONAL VACCINE CHILDREN IN THIS AGE GROUP WHO DID NOT RECEIVE AT LEAST ONE DOSE OF VACCINE OR FOR WHOM IT IS NOT CERTAIN WHETHER THE DOSE WAS RECEIVED, SHOULD RECEIVE 2 DOSES

7 CHILDREN 6 MONTHS- 8 YEARS

EGG ALLERGY 8

Product NameAge IndicationManufactured by Fluarix> 3 years of ageGlaxoSmithKline FluLaval>18 years of ageID Biomedical Corporation Fluvirin> 4 years of ageNovartis Agriflu> 18 years of ageNovartis Afluria> 5 years of age * CSL Limited (Merck) Fluzone> 6 months of ageSanofi Pasteur High dose Fluzone> 65 years of ageSanofi Pasteur Intradermal Fluzone18 years-64 years of age Sanofi Pasteur FluMist-nasal2 years-64 years ** MedImmune * In the US not recommended for children 5-8yrs ** healthy INFLUENZA VACCINE PRODUCTS 9

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INTRADERMAL INFLUENZA VACCINE 11

INTRADERMAL VACCINE ADMINISTRATION 12

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