Definitions
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- noun vaccine (trade name Pneumovax) effective against the 23 most common strains of pneumococcus
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Examples
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Minor wounds, abrasions and joint sprains are treated, and common vaccinations such as influenza, tetanus, pneumovax, and Hepatitis A
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Minor wounds, abrasions and joint sprains are treated, and common vaccinations such as influenza, tetanus, pneumovax, and Hepatitis A & B are available at most locations.
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Minor wounds, abrasions and joint sprains are treated, and common vaccinations such as influenza, tetanus, pneumovax and
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I reccomend that patients have a pneumovax (pneumonia) shot, get tested and treated (can do sublingual drops instead of shots) for any allergies including foods, do sinus rinses (sterile) and control reflux (which may be due to food allergy, milk being a prominent one), prior to reccomending surgery.
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Minor wounds, abrasions and joint sprains are treated, and common vaccinations such as influenza, tetanus, pneumovax, and Hepatitis A & B are available at all locations.
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Minor wounds, abrasions and joint sprains are treated, and common vaccinations such as influenza, tetanus, pneumovax, and Hepatitis A & B are available at all locations.
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Whether BMC patients and employees receive their H1N1, seasonal flu and pneumovax vaccinations in emergency departments, CHCs, or inpatient facilities, the Fusionfx immunization management portal enables vaccination data to be captured, integrated with CIE data and used for reporting.
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"The Fusionfx immunization management portal will help BMC professionals follow CDC guidelines related to issues such as adult and pediatric dosing and required intervals between H1N1, seasonal flu and pneumovax vaccinations at the point of care," said Qi Li, M.D.,
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"The Fusionfx immunization management portal will help BMC professionals follow CDC guidelines related to issues such as adult and pediatric dosing and required intervals between H1N1, seasonal flu and pneumovax vaccinations at the point of care," said Qi Li, M.D.,
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