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IMMUNIZE OREGON

An immunization coalition is a network of agencies and individuals dedicated to sensible disease prevention and healthy communities.

Prevention looks different here in Oregon and successful interventions will be a reflection of those same unique values, strengths, and independence.  Immunize Oregon coalition works to address local priorities by including partners across the state to improve health for everyone.  Our role is to advise health professionals, policy makers, parents, and the community on the current science and clinical best practices regarding immunizations.  

 

Immunize Oregon is a network of community members, health professionals, and partner agencies with a common goal of preventing disease and improving the quality of life for all Oregonians.  No participant is compensated or otherwise financially benefits by involvement with the coalition.  Immunize Oregon is committed to transparency and holds itself to high standards regarding financial conflicts of interest.   Donations are politely declined, new partnerships are gladly welcomed. We are a coalition of parents, grandparents, religious leaders, nurses, physicians, pharmacists, public health professionals, direct service providers, researchers, and clinical educators. There are currently over 400 participants in the Immunize Oregon coalition, representing a variety of immunization stakeholders statewide.  We believe partnership is key to prevention.  

Our Mission

Immunize Oregon works to prevent disease through community partnerships, clinical expertise, and immunization policy based on science.

Our Vision

A future where no Oregonian has their enjoyment of life reduced by a disease that could have been prevented by immunization.

Strategic Goals​​

  • Provide immunization expertise, resources, and clinical education based on facts

  • Foster strategic public and private partnerships that improve community health

  • Work toward equitable and accessible immunizations to build community resiliency

  • Advocate for policies based on science and use of sensible disease prevention approaches

  • Advance a rational discussion about vaccines in Oregon by being a voice for clinical evidence

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