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Completed
and rescheduled clinics; thanks for your help!
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Billerica
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October
13
and 17 clinics
inoculated 650 residents. |
| The
clinic on December 19 was expanded shortly beforehand
to include H1N1 as well as seasonal flu shots, so about 90
percent came for the H1N1. Thanks in part to a reverse 9-1-1
announcement, 1500 residents were vaccinated! |
| The
H1N1clinic on January
23 inoculated 710 Billerica residents. |
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Chelmsford
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October
8
clinic inoculated 850 high-risk residents. The
clinic on November
12
inoculated 350 residents in less than an hour! The H1N1 clinic
on December 3 vaccinated
500 pre-registered children, ages 6 months to 18 years. There
was a seasonal clinic that inoculated 400 residents on December
15.
A
seasonal flu clinic took
place at the middle and high schools on December 17,
inoculating 451 students from ages 11 to 18. |
| The
first open H1N1 clinic on January
7 inoculated a whopping 1470 adult residents
in four hours. Great work, volunteers! |
| The
January 14
clinic was extended to include both pediatrics (3 to 5 p.m.)
and adults (5 to 7 p.m.). A total of 525 residents were inoculated. |
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Lowell
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November
12
clinic was deferred;
then Saints Memorial and Lowell General hospitals held clinics
using their staff to inoculate children for H1N1. |
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Tewksbury
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A full day of H1N1 clinics on January
12 inoculated about 800 school children
and adult residents. |
| A
follow-up H1N1 clinic took place on February
9 at the Ryan School. Children who received
their first dose on January 12 came by to complete the series.
The clinic also served Tewksbury residents, so a total of
150 doses were provided. |
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Tyngsboro
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An
orientation session took place on November
30, for H1N1 clinics that were rescheduled
into one event on December
5, inoculating 400 residents. |
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Westford
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September
22 -- First major clinic of the fall.
Inoculated 750 senior citizens and high-risk residents for
seasonal flu and pneumonia. |
| October
6 -- First town-wide clinic; inoculated
650 residents. |
| Volunteers
administered seasonal flu nasal spray to 750 students in Westford
schools on Oct. 16, 20,
22, and 23. Vaccinated
284 municipal employees against seasonal flu on Nov. 4. |
| October
17
family clinic inoculated 100 residents against seasonal influenza.
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| November
14
clinic provided inoculations against seasonal flu (301) and
the H1N1 virus (58 high-risk residents), as well as a pneumonia
vaccination. |
| November
24
clinic inoculated
72
residents, and November
30 clinic provided 53 H1N1 inoculations
to children and other qualified residents who had preregistered. |
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H1N1 clinics at Millennium School inoculated 136 high-risk
residents on December 2 and 3. |
| Regional
H1N1 clinic and Emergency Dispensing Site exercise took place
on December 12 at Westford Academy, inoculating 791
area residents. |
| The
town's last seasonal influenza clinic of 2009 took place at
Millennium School on December 17, inoculating 154 local
residents. |
| Two
H1N1 clinics inoculated 115 people at Millennium School on
December 18: pre-registered residents, and municipal
employees (as DPH had just released most restrictions for
eligibility). |
| The
town's first open H1N1 clinic on January 7 inoculated
nearly 600 residents in three hours! Another 134 were inoculated
on January
12, followed by a clinic at Westford Academy
on January 14 to inoculate 142 high school students. |
| The
last three H1N1 clinics
for the month took place at Millennium School, in which 79
were inoculated on January
20, and 416 were inoculated on January
21; another
141 were vaccinated with seasonal or H1N1
on January 26. |
| The
final flu clinic of the season for our volunteers took place
on February
11. With seasonal and H1N1 vaccinations,
83 residents received 103 inoculations. |
