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To protect and promote the health of all Rhode Island children by ensuring timely, equitable access to life-saving immunizations. We’re committed to reducing vaccine-preventable diseases through education, outreach, and collaboration with families, healthcare professionals, and communities. * **Eliminate**cost as a barrier to immunization by providing free vaccines to healthcare professionals for children from birth through age 18.
* **Help**ensure that all kids are vaccinated according to the recommended Childhood and Adolescent Immunization Schedule. * **Adopt**a universal vaccine policy, strong partnerships, and sophisticated immunization registry to improve and maintain high immunization coverage rates among children. * **Maintain**an immunization registry in collaboration with the department's KIDSNET program.
* **Alert**providers to immunizations that are due, missing, or invalid for individual children using KIDSNET. * **Produce**quality assurance reports and assessment of vaccination coverage rates by providers. If you have questions about which vaccines are recommended for your child, talk to your healthcare professional.
Vaccination is one of the best ways to prevent serious illness. It’s never too late to protect your child’s and family’s health! Explore more immunization information for parents and immunization information for pregnant people.
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