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COVID-19 Vaccine PSA #4

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1/29/2021
COVID-19 Vaccine PSA #4

A Department of Defense Public Service Announcement communicating the Department’s confidence in the vaccine distribution plan and understanding the need for flexibility. Widespread vaccination against COVID-19 aligns with the Department of Defense’s priorities of protecting service members, DoD civilians, and families; safeguarding national security capabilities; and supporting the whole-of-nation response to the COVID-19 pandemic. (Video by Air Force Staff Sgt. Christopher Duckworth)

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COVID-19 Vaccine PSA #2

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1/29/2021
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A Department of Defense Public Service Announcement communicating that receiving the COVID-19 vaccine provides a quicker return to life. Widespread vaccination against COVID-19 aligns with the Department of Defense’s priorities of protecting service members, DoD civilians, and families; safeguarding national security capabilities; and supporting the whole-of-nation response to the COVID-19 pandemic. (Video by Air Force Staff Sgt. Christopher Duckworth)

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SAMHS starts next phase of vaccine rollout, expands to 75 and older

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1/28/2021
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Vaccinations for eligible 1b military personnel will be coordinated by their military units.

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DOD vaccinating personnel worldwide against COVID-19

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1/26/2021
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One-month update of COVID-19 distribution and administration efforts to DOD personnel.

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DOD recommends adults 75 and older should seek COVID-19 vaccine

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1/19/2021
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This age recommendation differs slightly from that of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which recommends vaccinations for those 65 and older.

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LTG Place Vaccine Roll-Out Video

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1/18/2021
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DHA Director LTG Ron Place talks about coronavirus vaccines, their safety and efficacy, and encourages everyone to do their own research to get vaccinated.

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COVID-19 Pfizer Flyer

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1/12/2021

This graphic should be used by facilities that are administering the COVID-19 vaccine from Pfizer which requires two doses that should be 21 days apart. The graphic is available to use on the web, social media or two print out to post in the immunization clinics.

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COVID-19 Moderna Poster

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1/12/2021

This graphic should be used by facilities that are administering the COVID-19 vaccine from Moderna which requires two doses that should be 28 days apart. The graphic is available to use on the web, social media or two print out to post in the immunization clinics.

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COVID-19 Pfizer Poster

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COVID-19 Moderna Flyer

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BACH healthcare workers and first responders vaccinated for COVID-19

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BACH now joins other Defense Health Agency military treatment facilities that have received the vaccine, marking the start of a phased-in vaccination program to mitigate the spread of the virus.

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MHS Minute: December 2020

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See how MHS is leading a phased approach to offer 11.1 million Department of Defense personnel the first COVID-19 vaccines. To learn more about the safety and efficacy behind COVID-19 vaccines, go to: https://www.health.mil/Military-Health-Topics/Combat-Support/Public-Health/Coronavirus/COVID-19-Vaccine-Efforts.

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Defense Health Agency Director: Vaccine rollout safe and effective

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“In the coming months as the vaccine becomes more widely available, we strongly encourage everyone to get this vaccine,” Place stressed.

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Frontline Indiana Guardsmen receive COVID-19 vaccination

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These Guardsmen are trained medics who also took Centers for Disease Control and Prevention courses specific to the coronavirus.

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CDC provides COVID-19 vaccine best practices for healthcare providers

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[T]he Defense Health Agency’s Immunization Healthcare Division (IHD) is working in collaboration with the CDC to offer the training to the Military Health System’s health care providers.

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