Nursing and University Health Services Help Children's Center Protect from the Flu
As the temperatures drop and leaves fall, the risk of catching colds or the flu increases. To help protect the children at Boise State's Children's Center, Nursing and University Health Services are partnering to offer a flu shot clinic on October 16.
The clinic will provide flu shots to the center's staff, enrolled children, and their families. Although pre-registration is encouraged through forms at the front desk, same-day registration and walk-in slots are also available.
This year, University Health Services has taken on the responsibility of offering vaccination services, as the Public Health Response Team has stepped back from this role.
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Author's summary: Nursing and Health Services partner to offer flu shots at the Children's Center.
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