✔ Summer Checklist: 2016-2017 Season

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Title: ✔ Summer Checklist: 2016-2017 Season

Prepare for 2016 - 2017 Influenza Season from CDC.

Influenza (Flu)

www.cdc.gov/flu 

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Prepare for 2016 - 2017 Flu Season
June 21, 2016

Prevent Seasonal Flu

Prevention is better than a cure when it comes to any illness, and the flu is no exception. CDC helps to safeguard our nation with efforts to predict what flu viruses may spread during the upcoming flu season, monitor where flu is causing illness, and provide information that helps protect businesses, communities and individuals against flu. Learn what businesses and employers can do to keep employees healthy.

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Summer Checklist

To help businesses and employers learn flu prevention strategies, CDC will send weekly informational emails to assist with training staff and promoting events.

  Week 1: Summer Checklist
  Week 2-4: Prepare Your Organization
  Week 5-9: Educate Staff
  Week 10-13: Educate Patients / Community
  Week 14: Monitor Flu
  Week 15: Promote Your Events
  Week 16-22: Start of Flu Season
  Week 23-26: Prepare for NIVW

2016-2017 Flu Season

On March 4, 2016, the Food and Drug Administration's Vaccines and Related Biologics Advisory Committee (VRBPAC) endorsed the WHO-recommended vaccine viruses for use in all U.S. seasonal flu vaccines.

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Follow us on Twitter Going somewhere tropical this summer? #GetAFluVax if you have not been vaccinated for the U.S. flu season: https://t.co/T3LkdkXvvA

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