1. SCHOOL-BASED FLU CLINICS, A COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP JOINT PUBLIC HEALTH CONFERENCE SEPTEMBER 23-25, 2014 Trina Teacutter, RN, BSN Columbia/Boone County Department of Public Health and Human Services

2. HISTORY 20092010 Funding:Federal governmentFederal and state government Coordinated by:ConsultantNursing supervisor Vaccinated:Elementary, middle and high school students (public and private) Elementary school students (public and private) # of Temp Nurses Hired/# of Clinics: 30 / 5214 / 37 # of Students Vaccinated: 7,276 (30% vaccination rate) 4,703 (39% vaccination rate)

3. HISTORY 20112012 Funding:Local philanthropic foundation Local philanthropic organizations and local hospital Coordinated by:Nursing supervisor Vaccinated:Elementary school students (public and private) Elementary and middle school students (public and private) # of Temp Nurses Hired: 12 / 378 / 45 # of Students Vaccinated: 4,638 (37% vaccination rate) 6,373 (38% vaccination rate)

4. HISTORY 20132014 Funding:Local philanthropic organization and local hospital Coordinated by:Nursing supervisor Vaccinated:Elementary and middle school students (public and private) Elementary, middle and high school students (public and private) # of Temp Nurses Hired: 9 / 509 / 58 # of Students Vaccinated: 7,561 (41% vaccination rate) Pending

5. HISTORY

6. CURRENT FUNDING PARTNERS  David B. Lichtenstein Foundation: Established in 1947. Charitable contributions in St. Louis and Columbia.  MU Children’s Hospital: Central Missouri’s largest and most comprehensive health care facility dedicated to caring for children.

7. PAST FUNDING PARTNERS  Boone Electric Community Trust: More than $2.7 million given back to the community since establishment in 1997.  Boonslick Kiwanis Club of Columbia: Organized in 1966, this service organization is “dedicated to changing the world one child and one community at a time.”

8. OTHER PARTNERS  Public Schools  Private Schools  Local Providers  Media  Parents  Staff

9. CHALLENGES  Logistics  Timing  Allergic and other reactions  Health concerns  Unable to vaccinate some children at school  Significant time commitment during an already busy season

10. SUCCESSES  Gained trust of schools and parents  Program expansion and growth  Local physicians praise program for reduced office visits  Increased community partnership  More children protected against influenza  Reduced absenteeism  Also vaccinate children (18 and under) free in our clinic

11. TRINA TEACUTTER, RN, BSN Columbia/Boone County Public Health & Human Services Nursing Supervisor tdteacut@gocolumbiamo.com 573-874-6303