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Campaign Promotion
Below are examples of promotional pamphlets, posters, fact sheets and other informational resources that can be used to promote health care worker vaccination programs and campaigns.
Posters/Flyers
Below is a selection of posters and flyers that can be used in health care worker vaccination campaigns that highlight the need for annual influenza vaccine.
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 You Take Care of Everyone Else. Now Take Care of Yourself, NoFluForYou
 Strategies to Implement an Annual Influenza Campaign, NoFluForYou
Overcoming Barriers to Increase Health Care Personnel Vaccination Rates, NoFluForYou
Employee Paycheck Flyer, NoFluForYou
Downloadable Pamphlets and Posters for Health Work Force, Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention (CDC)
 Population Targeted Print Resources
Who Needs a Flu Vaccine 1
Who Needs a Flu Vaccine 2
"Take3"
Everyday Preventive Actions
Flu & You Brochure
When to Get Your Flu Shot
Domino Effect
Top 3 Reasons to Get Your Flu Shot
Are Your Vaccinations Up-to-Date?
Fight Back!
Immunize Now
Health Care Workers have the Power to Beat the Flu!, Immunization Action Coalition of Washington
Beat the Flu: Clinic Schedule, Immunization Action Coalition of Washington
Fight the Flu, FightTheFluMo Campaign
Holiday: Spread Holiday Cheer. Not the Flu., Michigan Department of Community Health
Holiday: Don’t Dish Out the Flu, Michigan Department of Community Health
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E-cards
Send your staff a colorful greeting that encourages getting vaccinated for influenza!
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Campaign Buttons, Badges, and Stickers
Promotional buttons, badges and stickers can serve as a creative reminder to health care works of their role in influenza prevention and the need to get vaccinated.
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Social Media
Promotional buttons, badges and stickers can serve as a creative reminder to health care works of their role in influenza prevention and the need to get vaccinated.
Widgets
A widget is an application that displays the featured content directly on personalized home pages, blogs, and other sites. After embedding the widget using the code provided, no maintenance is required. Flu.gov (sponsored by U.S. Department of Health and Human Services) and CDC will update the content automatically.
Flu Vaccine Locator Widget (small)
Flu Vaccine Locator Widget (large)
Know What to Do About the Flu (en Español)
State Flu Information Map Widget
Social Networks
Social networks have become an increasingly important part of the online experience and are used daily by millions of people. By posting information about flu on social networks, Flu.gov makes it much easier for people to share this important information with friends, family, coworkers and acquaintances.
Twitter: Follow us @FluGov
YouTube
Online video helps disseminate timely information and key messages about flu in an engaging format. Providing on-demand videos on YouTube channels allows people to watch video as their schedule permits and to easily share and embed these videos on personalized home pages, blogs, and other sites.
The HHS YouTube Channel
CDC StreamingHealth YouTube Channel
RSS
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication and is an easy way to stay updated on news and information that are important to you and reduce the time it takes to browse or search for new information on Web sites. Subscribe to these RSS feeds for ongoing news related to the seasonal flu.
Flu.gov News and Information
Flu.gov Blog
Seasonal Flu Updates
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Policy/Guidance 