The Arizona Partnership For Immunization

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Members

• Arizona Department of Health Services


• Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System


• County Health Departments, Community Health Centers and Fire Departments


• Commercial and Medicaid Managed Care Organizations


• The Arizona Medical Association, the Arizona Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Arizona Chapter of the American Association of Family Physicians and the Arizona Osteopathic Medical Association


• Corporations, private foundations, professional organizations and children’s advocacy groups


The Arizona Partnership for Immunization(TAPI)

TAPI is a non-profit statewide coalition of over 400 members. TAPI was formed in response to the alarming fact that in 1993, only 43% of Arizona’s two-year-olds were fully immunized against preventable childhood diseases like measles, mumps, polio and whooping cough. Through the efforts of TAPI’s partners from both the public and private sectors, immunization coverage rates in Arizona have improved dramatically, with nearly three in four children fully immunized by age two. Unfortunately, the problem never ends. Each year in Arizona almost 100,000 babies are born, and none arrive immunized.

Mission

To foster a comprehensive, sustained community program for the immunization of Arizonans against vaccine preventable diseases.

Goal

To deliver age appropriate immunizations by the year 2010 to at least 90% of Arizona’s two-year-old children before their second birthday and to encourage appropriate immunizations through the lifespan.

Instructions:

  1. Make sure you have Flash Player installed on your computer.  If you do not you will be asked for it when trying to watch a video.  This is a free download.
  2. Click on the Immunization Online Program link below and follow the instructions in the course to complete the content.


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