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Flu Vaccination Resources

Flu season is here. THA is leading a campaign to encourage everyone to get their flu shot during the 2020-2021 flu season. Hospitals and health care providers are working tirelessly to defend against COVID-19, and Texans should take the same precautions to protect their health this flu season. Use the best defense at our disposal: the flu shot. While THA actively promotes flu vaccination among the public, member hospitals are encouraged to use these resources to promote flu vaccination among their patients and communities.

Contact:
Carrie Williams, vice president of communications, 512/465-1052
Aisha Ainsworth, director of advocacy communications, 512/465-1511


Digital Toolkit

THA’s digital messages make it easy for member hospitals to promote flu shots among their staff and patients.  

Social Media Messages that promote flu vaccination and other precautions to prevent disease spread. Download these messages / Spanish version.

image of a person with their sleeve pulled up, revealing a bandaid

Printable Posters for elevators, waiting rooms and patient rooms. Download the posters / Spanish version.

illustration of a flu shot needle inside a heart

Digital ads for your organization’s web page, newsletters and monitors in patient areas. Download the digital ads / Spanish version.

illustration of flu shot needles

ad for health care coverage expansion

Messaging & Resources

In addition to social media, THA is promoting flu shots through its various channels. The following is a sample of THA’s messaging this season. These items can serve as a resource for member hospitals to use and/or repurpose.

Research & Updates

Keeping up with the latest research and updates is critical to pushing the right information at the right time. The following are highlights from the public health and government sectors.

Updates

Research, Statistics and Clinical Guidance

Recent White Papers

The Texas Hospital Association often publishes white papers on issues affecting Texas hospitals and the health care of Texans.

Texas Medicaid in Perspective: Texas Medicaid, operated in partnership with the federal government, serves primarily low-income pregnant women and children but also individuals with disabilities and older adults. Learn More

2017 Texas Hospitals’ Policy Priorities: Hospitals also are required by federal law to provide, at a minimum, a medical screening to anyone who seeks it and to provide stabilization and treatment services for an emergency medical condition, regardless of a patient’s ability to pay. Learn more

Hospital Financing Overview: This document is intended to provide a high-level overview of the hospital financing system in Texas and the challenges that exist – challenges that threaten hospitals’ continued ability to provide the highest quality care for all Texans. Learn More

1115 Medicaid Transformation Waiver: Learn how the Transformation Waiver is making health care in Texas more effective and efficient and why renewal is so important for Texas hospitals. Learn more

Contact Info

The Texas Hospital Association would like to hear from both its members and from the public for whom Texan hospitals and health systems work to keep healthy.

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