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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2002-04-22 02-179 ORDERItem No. 02-175
Date: 4-22-02
Item/ Subject: ORDER— Immunization Program Grant Renewal --Nursing
Responsible Department: Health & Weftare
This is the eighth renewal for the Immunization Grant which runs from 1/1/02 to
12/31/02. Funding for the year remains at $10,000. Additional revenues are
generated through clinic fees. For your information, a copy of the Specifications of
Service is attached.
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- AsaigMdtOComtilor Baldacci AP^l 22, 2002
CITY OF BANGOR
(TITLE.) : Order. Authorizing the CIV Manager to Ezr_ute a Grant Agreement with
the ramrtmcnt of Human Services— Immunization Nursing
By the Ot y Coond/ of the City of Bangor.
ORDERED,
THAT Me City Manager is auti erlead to apply fw and accept from the State of
Malnq Department of Human Services, Bureau of HWIM a grant in Me amount 0$10,000 for
continuation of Immunization Services to O administered by Me City of Bangor, Department
of Hea1M and Welfare for the period 1/2/02 to 12/31/03.
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SPECIFICATIONS OF WORK TO BE PERFOR
11he specifications ofthis contact will Pond three specific initiatives:
1. Maine heads to provide more opporla fides for immunization to our
children.
Maine is expo eaft a droit• omNatimal rmmunimtim Surmymtes fm children age 2 and
under. Ourimmmirmim mvemge ale fm youngchilAm reaches abigp M89 %in 1995 and
haz since drop*to B4%, awwdwgb dmahorn Poe Cmmm for Disease Control (CDC). This
drop coincides with fimdug cub to public immmivtion clinics made inam but 1990'x. Ito
seemed thin we provide veccvudm optima to all children, age bink through 10 yams mthe
made MveeregnNless Hepatitis
to payfd; Mbrovidesu veselnced Co mune; Owing
na fiM mchmge: Hepatitis B; DmPII'd; Mb; rpv; Pneumacoxd Cmjtigme; Varicella;
and hIIvht all childrenin ine.
Ma
SPECEFIC ACTIONS ARO[BJD THIS INTTATNE
A.
A. in fy todouble
inwromnumber
600 ores hefchildhocde bluib thuouided
in fy2000 b increase it m 600 dorm m children age bath through IB
rare.
B. Provimmunization.
4tion. clinics mmombfmthepury sc widt Aduldithood
lt unimtion. This ren be done in conjunction with Adul[
Immunisations.
C. Nournesto
trovid regatenambt with
data
Administration
pr the pmvidd spreadsheet with acuate dam t [am quand
monthly m the Maine Immunization Program at Iona[ quarterly.
Monthly reporting is enmuagd.
2. Risk groups with seems to free Hepatitis A & B Version.
Within mega 12 months. home Imes experienced as incomes inthe number of mess Mhepautu
A among srxadly active mm who have sex with mm (MSM). In addition, most maps of scum
hepatitis B in Mame cam om to occur among sexually active adults without other tisk factors
This contract wit serve as a pmactive way to address m identified Public Hmhh concent then left
trended, may spread into a wider problem. Bangor City Public Health Department oumently
houses an SM dine to close proximity to theh Immunization Clinic. This Contract will Pond the
two programs to Wr"k together m vaainam individuals with high-risk behavior (w defined below)
fm HepamB A& B with fiee vaccine i marled "e Maine htmmmetiuo Program.
• High risk fa Hepatitis A is being defined (Por the impose of thin egecoseep W Mm who
have am who Mm and individuals with Chronic Liver Disease.
• High nA for Hepatitis B is darned (ft this consomme) as Household sees sexual cnouco of
HBV mMox; Swampy active hoemsexual persons; Sexually active hmrosmmal mm and
individuals wit QooniC Live lhwwe. Hap. A & B vaccine will be made available to
complete the series, after me mtl ofthe commot
The Maine Immunization Program desires to provide mrmin Adult High you
bythe Mawehomunimtim Pm®mn.
SPECIFIC ACTIONS AROUND THIS INTTATIVE:
A. Provide immunization to identified high ask adults, as cooperation
with the Bangor City Public Health Department STD clinic, who
meets the above mentioned maeria with recommended doses of
hepatitis A and/or Hepatitis B vaccine. The vaccine for these high
risk gaups is being provided flea of chug Por the purpose ofthis
agreement through the Maine Immunization Program.
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B. Strive fro -completion of 80% if the mine Hepatitis vaccination
Series in these identified High Risk Adults.
C. Collect and Document requested data on provided date reporting
forms, and provide dam to the Maine Immunbutim Program on a
quarterly basis. These repose will be due an 6/15, 7/15,10/15, and
1/15/03 for the corresponding quarters.
3. Maine is expanding it's immunization efforts for of Adults, regardless of
risk statue.
Several vaccines for admits are now being made universally available, Gee of charge, for all aduln
in Mauve. new include: Tissues Cid); influenza; Adult Pneumowcwl; MMR(aa a fust dose);
and Varicella bur wake who have not had disclose pox and are at risk as such). The City of
Bangor will continue m provide and expand services a open clinics for Muln, as well as,
chilNm wthe
SPECIFIC
Mame arta.
SPECBgC ACwW vR 500fID 'IHISsofimmuni
A. univesaprovh450oUd above immunied fetofchin ]Ise
venal vaccines listed above is provided flee ofcharge through the
Maines 4 public clm Program.
B. humaniJpoblicclkicspv onemonth
in for tlmpuryase ofAdult
humanization. 'file cavbedmam junction with Childhood
Immmimtioos.
C. Docommtdspreatenmmbenoammuk Vaccine Administrationceand on
thevide provided spreadsheet with accmaf dam collected and
provided f the Maine Immunization Program quarterly.