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Standing Orders in an Ambulatory Setting Increases Influenza Vaccine Usage in Older People

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2009Willingness to vaccinate and to be vaccinated in adults27 cited
2012Influenza vaccination coverage and timeliness among children requiring two doses, 2004–200923 cited
2019Maximizing the impact of, and sustaining standing orders protocols for adult immunization in outpatient clinics

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2011The Impact of Missed Opportunities on Seasonal Influenza Vaccination Coverage for Healthy Young Children18 cited

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2025Improving Vaccine Coverage Among Older Adults and High-Risk Patients: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Hospital-Based Strategies16 cited

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