Less than half of adolescents in Ohio go to regular well care visits with a physician, which means they are missing important opportunities for preventative care, screenings and immunizations. The Ohio QI2U – MenB program aims to get adolescents in the door for a quality well visit, along with educating and increasing the rate of the meningococcal B vaccination.
The program also includes a new, innovative program model called practice coaching in which a nationally-trained coach conducts all education, assists with data and quality improvement strategies, and personalizes all program elements to the needs of the practice.
The Ohio QI2U – MenB program is expected to as impact many lives in its first wave from January 2017 – June 2018:
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- 20 physician practices
- 20,000 teens
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Opportunities for Involvement:
- Adolescent Immunizations MOC Part II Self-Assessment
- HPV Vaccine Opportunities and Challenges MOC Part II Self-Assessment
- Fast FAX Facts Mobile App
- Parent Resource Page
Questions? Contact Elizabeth Dawson via email or at (614) 846-6258.
The Ohio QI2U – MenB program is funded by Pfizer.