Protecting Children's Center from the Flu
Nursing and University Health Services are partnering to offer a flu shot clinic on October 16 for Boise State's Children's Center.
The clinic aims to help keep the children and staff at the center healthy during the flu season. Falling leaves and falling temperatures often mean an increased risk of catching colds or the flu.
- The flu shot clinic will be available for the staff, enrolled children, and their families at the Children's Center.
- Pre-registration is encouraged via forms at the front desk, but same-day registration and walk-in slots are also available.
According to the information, in previous years, Boise State's Public Health Response Team offered vaccination services, but they stepped back this year, and Health Services took on the responsibility.
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Author's summary: Nursing and Health Services partner to offer flu shots.
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