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Popul Health Manag2020;23(1):29-37.February 1, 2020Journal Article

Impact of a Learning Collaborative Approach on Influenza and Pneumococcal Immunization Rates in US Adults: A Mixed Methods Approach.

Elizabeth L Ciemins1, Michelle Jerry2, Jill Powelson1, Erin Leaver-Schmidt1, Vaishali Joshi1, Danielle Casanova1, John W Kennedy1, Jerry Penso1
1AMGA, Alexandria, Virginia.
2Optum Analytics, Boston, Massachusetts.
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Abstract

The objective of this research was to test the impact of a learning collaborative model (intervention) on adult vaccination rates for influenza and pneumococcal disease. A mixed methods approach was used to identify changes in adult vaccination rates over time and organizational factors contributing to successful programs. Provider-level propensity scores were used to match intervention to non-int…

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