312.991 Availability and Distribution of Flu Vaccine: MSSNY will take all means necessary to ensure that New York State physicians have adequate influenza vaccine supplies. (HOD 2002-159; Reaffirmed HOD 2013; reaffirmed HOD 2023)
312.990 Flu Vaccine Distribution: SUNSET HOD 2025
312.989 Assurance that Practicing Physicians Obtain Influenza Vaccine: Physicians, hospitals, nursing homes and local public health agencies should receive first priority in the distribution of the influenza vaccine to allow for the timely immunization of patients; thereby allowing patients to maintain their medical home; MSSNY urges the American Medical Association (AMA) to support federal legislation
312.988 Administration of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccine as a Means of Preventing the Transmission of the HPV, Cervical Cancer and HPV-Associated Diseases in Individuals MSSNY support the recommendation of the HPV vaccine as a means of preventing the transmission of the virus and as a means of preventing cervical cancer and other HPV-associated diseases
312.987 Flu Vaccine Distribution: MSSNY will: (1) support the policy that physicians’ offices and/or clinics are the most appropriate sites for vaccinations; (2) support legislation or regulation that will ensure an adequate and timely supply of vaccines to physician offices and clinics; and (3) support legislation or regulation to ensure sufficient reimbursement to cover the
312.986 Antiviral Medication During Catastrophic Epidemics: MSSNY will: (1) collaborate with all parties of interest, national and local, to assure that supplies of antiviral medication are sufficient and available; (2) urge state and local regulators to ensure that adequate anti-viral drugs will be available for distribution, not only to hospitals, health departments, nursing homes and
312.985 Education as to the Benefits of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccine: MSSNY supports educational efforts aimed at the general public regarding the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine and its benefits; and supports appropriate reimbursement rates associated with the administration, storage, and counseling of families regarding the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine. (HOD 2007-167; Modified and Reaffirmed HOD
312.984 Immunization Access to Parents of High-Risk Infants Younger Than Six Months of Age: MSSNY – (1) endorses the use of the neonatal intensive care unit and hospital newborn nursery as practical and legitimate venues for parents and first-person contacts of vulnerable infants (those less than six months of age and/or premature) to obtain vaccines against
312.983 Immunization Registry: HOD 2008-153; SUNSET HOD 2018)
312.982 Herpes Zoster Vaccine and Medicare Payment for the Vaccine and for Physician Administration of the Vaccine: HOD 2008-169; SUNSET HOD 2018)
