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    • Immunization Programs

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    • Formal training is essential for pharmacy technicians to confidently administer immunizations.
    • Previous studies have not fully evaluated technician-led immunization programs.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To assess the impact of a 4-hour immunization training program on pharmacy technicians.
    • To measure changes in technician confidence, knowledge, and vaccine administration.
    • To evaluate the safety and effectiveness of pharmacy technician-administered immunizations.

    Main Methods:

    • A pre- and posttest study design was employed.
    • Certified pharmacy technicians participated in a 4-hour training program (home study and live components).
    • Knowledge, confidence (via surveys), and vaccine administration data were collected over 6 months.

    Main Results:

    • All technicians passed the knowledge assessment with over 70% competency.
    • Technicians reported significantly increased confidence in immunization skills post-training.
    • A total of 953 immunizations were administered with zero reported adverse events.

    Conclusions:

    • A 4-hour training program effectively enhanced pharmacy technicians' immunization knowledge and confidence.
    • Trained pharmacy technicians can safely and effectively administer immunizations, expanding public health access.
    • This study highlights the successful integration of pharmacy technicians into immunization delivery in the US.