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<p>The European Union and the World Health Organisation have set a&#xa0;target immunisation rate of 75% for older people (aged&#xa0;60 and over), which Germany is far from achieving. Structured immunisation management is essential for smooth organisation and a&#xa0;high vaccination rate. The targeted delegation of tasks to individual employees, in particular to medical assistants responsible for immunisation, has been demonstrated to make a&#xa0;decisive contribution to success. Vaccination management includes clear guidelines for vaccine storage, training and billing, increasing safety for patients and staff members. Digital vaccination management systems are suitable for optimising processes, but the implementation of vaccination documentation in the electronic patient file is pending. It is also vital to regularly check vaccination status and documentation in speciality practices, and to complete vaccination coverage as necessary</p>

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Praxistipps zur Systematisierung des Impfmanagements

  • 期刊论文

  • 发表日期：

    2025年9月4日

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  • Toralf Schwarz,
  • Jürgen Floege,
  • Bernd Hohenstein,
  • Tobias Wiesner

摘要

The European Union and the World Health Organisation have set a target immunisation rate of 75% for older people (aged 60 and over), which Germany is far from achieving. Structured immunisation management is essential for smooth organisation and a high vaccination rate. The targeted delegation of tasks to individual employees, in particular to medical assistants responsible for immunisation, has been demonstrated to make a decisive contribution to success. Vaccination management includes clear guidelines for vaccine storage, training and billing, increasing safety for patients and staff members. Digital vaccination management systems are suitable for optimising processes, but the implementation of vaccination documentation in the electronic patient file is pending. It is also vital to regularly check vaccination status and documentation in speciality practices, and to complete vaccination coverage as necessary