Wisconsin Immunization Program
Immunization data
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Gathering credible evidence to make programmatic decisions is an
important component in assessing and evaluating health outcomes and
reaching immunization goals and objectives. The Wisconsin Immunization
Program utilizes a goal-based evaluation model, which uses predetermined
program goals as standards for evaluation. These predetermined goals are
outlined in four documents:
- Healthy
People 2020
-
State Health Plan 2020
-
CDC Continuing grant guidance
-
The Immunization
Program Operations Manual (IPOM)
Data collected through these efforts include both primary and
secondary data sources. Each method comes with advantages and
disadvantages depending on the content of the data collection. Through
collaboration efforts with our partners and stakeholders, we can
identify gaps and challenges and work together to find solutions to meet
immunization goals and objectives.
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Last Revised:
April 30, 2013 |
