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Where can pharmacy technicians legally administer Registered and licensed technicians are permitted to administer immunizations
immunizations? in all states during the ongoing emergency declaration, as per the US
Department of Health and Human Services (PREP Act)- oct 2020
- compliance with the requirements outlined in the PREP Act is mandatory
- when the emergency declaration is over, pharmacy techs must refer to
standing states rules and relegations if not already established
-several states have established their own rules and requirements for pharmacy
techs to be able to administer immunizations under the supervision of their
pharmacists
VIS Vaccine information sheet
EUA Emergency Use Authorization
A Pharmacy Technicians roles 1. Walk the patient through the questionnaire
2. Provide the appropriate VIS and EUA based on the immunization(s)
3. Input the prescription either from the pharmacist or provider
4. Fill the prescription
5. Prep the area of immunization
6. Verify the patient, correct vaccine, and expiration date prior
7. Administer the immunization
8. Assess the patient for adverse drug reactions immediately following
, Pharmacist's role 1. Thoroughly asses patient responses to screening questions to ensure
eligibility for vaccination
2. Verify patient comprehension of the information presented in the VIS or
EUA/ EUI, addressing any concerns or inquiries they may have prior to
administering
3. Carefully review completed immunization consent forms and pre-
vaccination checklist
4. Conduct a comprehensive evaluation to rule out any medical
contraindications to the specific vaccine being administered
5. Ensure precise and careful preparation of the correct vaccine prior to
administration
Vaccine A product that stimulates a person's immune system to produce immunity to a
specific disease, protecting the person from that disease
Vaccines are made using The disease- causing virus or bacteria, but are weakened or killed to prompt
the immune system to develop antibodies against the disease
Outbreaks of vaccine- preventable diseases Can and still do happen across the US
CDC Centers for disease control
FDA Food and Drug administration
CDC and FDA Ensure vaccine safety
Vaccines are not just for Children and can help protect adults with specific health conditions
Vaccines are Safe, effective, and work with your body's immune system to prevent disease
Attenuate Procedures that weaken a pathogen to reduce the severity of disease
In live attenuated vaccines Pathogens can still replicate which helps elicit a more pronounced immune
response
Weakened pathogens usually don't Cause disease in a person with a normal functioning immune system
Live attenuated vaccines are contradicted in Immunocompromised patients > cancer, pregnancy, HIV, Corticosteroid use
Inactivated (or killed) vaccines - can be fragments of viruses or bacteria
- can be whole viruses or bacteria
-antigens are recognized which elicits the immune response
-cannot cause disease
-do not produce as strong of an immune response
-adjuvants can be added to increase immune response
Two or more inactivated vaccines Can be administered simultaneously or at any interval between doses
Inactivated and live vaccines Can be administered simultaneously or at any interval between doses
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Where can pharmacy technicians legally administer Registered and licensed technicians are permitted to administer immunizations
immunizations? in all states during the ongoing emergency declaration, as per the US
Department of Health and Human Services (PREP Act)- oct 2020
- compliance with the requirements outlined in the PREP Act is mandatory
- when the emergency declaration is over, pharmacy techs must refer to
standing states rules and relegations if not already established
-several states have established their own rules and requirements for pharmacy
techs to be able to administer immunizations under the supervision of their
pharmacists
VIS Vaccine information sheet
EUA Emergency Use Authorization
A Pharmacy Technicians roles 1. Walk the patient through the questionnaire
2. Provide the appropriate VIS and EUA based on the immunization(s)
3. Input the prescription either from the pharmacist or provider
4. Fill the prescription
5. Prep the area of immunization
6. Verify the patient, correct vaccine, and expiration date prior
7. Administer the immunization
8. Assess the patient for adverse drug reactions immediately following
, Pharmacist's role 1. Thoroughly asses patient responses to screening questions to ensure
eligibility for vaccination
2. Verify patient comprehension of the information presented in the VIS or
EUA/ EUI, addressing any concerns or inquiries they may have prior to
administering
3. Carefully review completed immunization consent forms and pre-
vaccination checklist
4. Conduct a comprehensive evaluation to rule out any medical
contraindications to the specific vaccine being administered
5. Ensure precise and careful preparation of the correct vaccine prior to
administration
Vaccine A product that stimulates a person's immune system to produce immunity to a
specific disease, protecting the person from that disease
Vaccines are made using The disease- causing virus or bacteria, but are weakened or killed to prompt
the immune system to develop antibodies against the disease
Outbreaks of vaccine- preventable diseases Can and still do happen across the US
CDC Centers for disease control
FDA Food and Drug administration
CDC and FDA Ensure vaccine safety
Vaccines are not just for Children and can help protect adults with specific health conditions
Vaccines are Safe, effective, and work with your body's immune system to prevent disease
Attenuate Procedures that weaken a pathogen to reduce the severity of disease
In live attenuated vaccines Pathogens can still replicate which helps elicit a more pronounced immune
response
Weakened pathogens usually don't Cause disease in a person with a normal functioning immune system
Live attenuated vaccines are contradicted in Immunocompromised patients > cancer, pregnancy, HIV, Corticosteroid use
Inactivated (or killed) vaccines - can be fragments of viruses or bacteria
- can be whole viruses or bacteria
-antigens are recognized which elicits the immune response
-cannot cause disease
-do not produce as strong of an immune response
-adjuvants can be added to increase immune response
Two or more inactivated vaccines Can be administered simultaneously or at any interval between doses
Inactivated and live vaccines Can be administered simultaneously or at any interval between doses
