Opinion|Videos|July 29, 2024
Identifying Patients Eligible for RSV Vaccine
Experts from clinical and payer backgrounds discuss how patients eligible for the RSV vaccine can be identified.
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Video content above is prompted by the following questions:
- How have eligible patients for the RSV vaccine been identified in pharmacies and health systems? Have RSV vaccines become annual immunizations like flu vaccines?
- Have electronic health records been built to identify eligible patients and incorporate RSV vaccines immunization records? How has the identification of eligible patients been implemented into workflow?
- From a payer perspective, how have you ensured eligible patients are identified for immunization?
- From a payer perspective, how have you ensured eligible patients are identified for immunization?
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