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H1N1 Public Engagement Meetings
Make your voice heard on a decision facing Americans about the H1N1 vaccine!
In July, the Secretary of Health and Human Services announced that the federal government expects to initiate a voluntary fall vaccination program against the 2009 H1N1 flu virus. The CDC will help state and local health organizations develop the vaccination program and are working to decide what should be the scope of the program for vaccinating Americans against the novel H1N1 pandemic influenza virus.
The CDC is asking for public discussion, deliberation and input as the agency considers whether to simply make vaccines available to those seeking immunization, to promote vaccination to those most at risk or to implement a widespread immunization program.
Space is limited. Registration is required for participation and you must be able to attend the meeting for the entire day.
Click here to view a video presentation which is being shown at the public engagement meetings.
To view the preliminary draft reports from each meeting please click on the city below.
Denver, Colorado - August 8th 2009