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Report Title:	Assessment of the Child Preventive Care Timeline: Results from a Series of In-Depth Inteviews
*Abstract:*	In-depth interviews with 15 primary care providers, including 13 pediatricians and 2 family practice physicians, were conducted between September 3-12, 2003 on the format and organization of the Childcare Preventive Care Timeline, a part of the Put into Prevention Practice toolbook. Providers were selected to represent a variety of geographic and clinical settings, and treated patients from a mix of socioeconomic and ethnic backgrounds. For the majority of pediatricians, 95% or more of their patients are under 18 years old; among family practitioners, 25% of patients are under age 18. In nearly every pediatric practice, the majority of patients are five years old or younger.
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Agency:	Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
Date of Report:	9/12/2003

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Report Title:	Influenza and Pneumococcal Immunization: A Qualitative Assessment of the Beliefs of Physicians and Older Hispanic Americans and African Americans
*Abstract:*	The National Immunization Program NIP at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC commissioned a series of consumer focus groups and physician interviews to collect qualitative data about beliefs, behaviors, and barriers that cause low influenza and pneumococcal immunization rates among older African-American and Hispanic populations. Historically, immunization rates for these relatively high-risk groups have been low. Eighteen focus groups and interviews were conducted in Chicago, IL Jackson, MS Milwaukee, WI Rochester, NY and San Antonio, TX. Eight of the groups were made of Hispanic Americans and ten were made up of African Americans. All participants were 65 years of age and older.
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Agency:	Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Date of Report:	5/1/2003

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