Making Informed Decisions About Flu Vaccination During Pregnancy

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Expectant mothers are encouraged to consider receiving the flu vaccine during pregnancy to protect themselves and their newborns. This decision is supported by leading healthcare organizations, and resources are provided to help individuals make informed choices. By addressing common misconceptions and highlighting the safety and benefits of the flu vaccine, pregnant individuals can prioritize their health and that of their babies.


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  1. Vaccine Study: Vaccinate Mommy & ME D. Hallas PhD, CPNP, PMHS, FAANP S. Altman, DNP, CNM

  2. Congratulations! Youre expecting! Did you know that both the Flu (Influenza) and Tdap vaccines are recommended for pregnant women and their babies by leading U.S. health care organizations, such as the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and the American College of Nurse Midwives (ACNM)? 2 Presentation Title Goes Here 9/19/2024

  3. Please tell us your decision Have you made the decision to receive the Flu (Influenza) vaccine? Yes No 3 Presentation Title Goes Here 9/19/2024

  4. Yes! You have made a terrific decision! The Flu vaccine protects you and your newborn from getting the flu and serious complications from the flu. To read more about the benefits of the flu vaccine, here are two great resources. Our Moment of Truth http://ourmomentoftruth.com/The- Importance-of-Vaccines CDC link: http://www.cdc.gov/flu/protect/vaccine/qa_vacpregnant.htm 4 Presentation Title Goes Here 9/19/2024

  5. So you have not made a decision as yet. Ok, Let s help you make an Informed Decision Click here for information to help you make an informed decision. http://www2c.cdc.gov/podcasts/player.asp?f=8629985 Although greater than 50% pregnant women get vaccinated, many do not due to misconceptions that vaccines may cause harm to their baby. --Flu vaccine during pregnancy protects your newborn and infant under 6 months old from getting the flu. --Flu vaccine is safe and effective. --Flu vaccine can be given any time during pregnancy. 5 Presentation Title Goes Here 9/19/2024

  6. Please tell us your decision Now that you have been provided with this information, do you plan to vaccinate yourself against the flu (Influenza)? Yes No Maybe 6 Presentation Title Goes Here 9/19/2024

  7. Yes! Thats great! Please remember to ask your Ob provider to give you the Flu vaccine at your next visit. Flu vaccine may be given any time during pregnancy. 7 Presentation Title Goes Here 9/19/2024

  8. So, you are still not sure? Here are some resources to help you make an informed decision. Reviewing more resources will empower you to make the best informed decision for you and your baby. Our Moment of Truth http://ourmomentoftruth.com/The- Importance-of-Vaccines CDC link: http://www.cdc.gov/flu/protect/vaccine/qa_vacpregnant.htm 8 Presentation Title Goes Here 9/19/2024

  9. Decided against the flu vaccine? Please share the reason you have made the informed decision not to receive the Flu vaccine. 9 Presentation Title Goes Here 9/19/2024

  10. Please tell us your decision Have you made the decision to receive the Tdap vaccine? Yes No 10 Presentation Title Goes Here 9/19/2024

  11. Yes! Outstanding Decision! You are protecting yourself and your baby from pertussis (whooping cough), a highly contagious bacterial infection. To read more about the benefits of the Tdap vaccine, here are two great resources. CDC http://www.cdc.gov/flu/protect/vaccine/qa_vacpregnant.htm Our Moment of Truth http://ourmomentoftruth.com/The- Importance-of-Vaccines 11 Presentation Title Goes Here 9/19/2024

  12. So you have not made a decision as yet. Ok, Let s help you make an Informed Decision Please view this case to help you make an informed decision about receiving the Tdap vaccine in pregnancy. Case Study: A pregnant woman decided not to vaccinate herself with Tdap during pregnancy. Later, her 6-week old infant developed a persistent whooping cough. Below is a link to a video.. This is a scary video but one you need to see if you are hesitant about receiving the Tdap during pregnancy. This baby s illness could have been prevented if the mother had taken Tdap vaccine during pregnancy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3oZrMGDMMw 12 Presentation Title Goes Here 9/19/2024

  13. Please tell us your decision Now that you have been provided with more information, do you plan to vaccinate yourself against pertussis (whooping cough)? o Yes o No o Maybe 13 Presentation Title Goes Here 9/19/2024

  14. Yes! Great Decision! Please remember to ask your Ob provider to give you the Tdap vaccine between 27 and 36 weeks of pregnancy. 14 Presentation Title Goes Here 9/19/2024

  15. So, youre not quite sure? Here are some more resources to help you make an informed decision. Reviewing more resources will empower you to make the best informed decision for you and your baby. Our Moment of Truth CDC http://www.cdc.gov/flu/protect/vaccine/qa_vacpregnant.htm http://ourmomentoftruth.com/The-Importance-of-Vaccines 15 Presentation Title Goes Here 9/19/2024

  16. Decided against the Tdap vaccine? Please share the reason you have made the informed decision not to receive the Tdap vaccine. We appreciate your participation in this survey. 16 Presentation Title Goes Here 9/19/2024

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