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Recipe Name: | QIM 4 – Influenza immunisation for patients aged 65 and over |
Rationale: | The administration of influenza vaccine to persons at risk of complications of infection is the single most important measure in preventing or attenuating influenza infection and preventing mortality. There is evidence that influenza vaccine reduces hospitalisations from influenza and pneumonia and all-cause mortality in adults aged ≥65 years of age. While best practice guidelines recommend annual immunisation, a 15 month interval allows for cases when a client decides to receive a vaccine earlier than recommended (e.g. from a pharmacy),or delay and wait for the release of an ‘enhanced’ vaccine. |
Target: | Proportion of regular clients aged 65 years and over and who are immunised against influenza. A person is immunised against influenza if they have received an influenza vaccine within the previous 15 months. |
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This report will show you the Immunisation status of your selected patient group and will allow you to measure improvement over time by comparing your reports. The percentage of patients with 'Nothing Recorded' are those patients without an immunisation in the last 15 months
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The immunisation report is designed to show patients who have received the current vaccine for the calendar year, so the 15 month criteria for this measure will show patients who have received last year’s vaccine if it was within 15 months of the extract date. Patients appearing in the ‘previous year’ category might still benefit from a vaccine this year! |
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3. Produce a mail merge to recall patients for follow up
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