Peer-Reviewed Publication
Popul Health Manag2020;23(6):459-466.December 1, 2020Journal Article

An Adult Immunization Best Practices Learning Collaborative: Impact, Scale Up, and Spread.

Elizabeth L Ciemins1, Michelle Jerry2, Jill Powelson1, Erin Leaver-Schmidt1, Vaishali Joshi1, Earlean Chambers1, Danielle Casanova1, John W Kennedy1, Jerry Penso1
1AMGA Analytics, Alexandria, Virginia, USA.
2Optum Analytics, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.

Abstract

The research objective was to rapidly scale up and spread a proven learning collaborative approach (intervention) for adult vaccination rates for influenza and pneumococcal disease from 7 to 39 US health care organizations and to examine improvement in adult immunization rates after scale-up. Comparative analyses were conducted between intervention and nonintervention propensity score-matched prov…

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