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Immunization Surveys

Each year, the Bureau of Immunization (BOI) conducts surveys to evaluate immunization coverage in Florida, and distributes the following reports. Unless otherwise noted, all files are Adobe PDF under 10 MB and open in new window. Zip files may require the installation of WinZip on pre-Windows XP machines. You may download a free trial version at: http://www.winzip.com/downwz.htm.

Type of Survey Year of Survey

Childcare Facilities and Head Start Immunization Assessment. This assessment evaluates the immunization status of preschool children in accordance with the immunization schedule recommended by the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices and the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Assessment of County Health Department Clinic Immunization Coverage Levels. The county health departments complete the annual assessment of immunization coverage levels of one- and two-year-old children receiving services in their facilities using the Clinic Assessment Software Application (CASA), developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, to evaluate clinic immunization coverage rates

Survey of Immunization Levels in Two-Year-Old Children. An annual immunization survey of a number of randomly selected two-year-old children born in Florida. The survey provides estimated immunization levels for those counties, as well as statewide figures. This survey is conducted to determine immunization levels among two-year-old children, to evaluate our success in immunizing children on schedule, and to measure immunization levels of children based on high-risk maternal factors.

Kindergarten and Seventh Grade Immunization Status Report. Individual analyses for kindergarten and seventh grade status. Public and private schools submit reports regarding the immunization status of their kindergarten and seventh grade students, as required by section 1003.22(8), Florida Statutes.

Kindergarten and Seventh Grade Validation Assessment. This survey is conducted to evaluate the accuracy of the annual Kindergarten and Seventh Grade Immunization Status Report results and to determine if any improvement in immunization levels occurred since the initial assessment.

Bureau of Immunization Assessments Ranked by County. The five major BOI immunization assessments described above, presented in one report.