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Educational Infographic for Consumers on Immunization Data Trends

For this assignment, you will create an educational infographic for consumers on immunization data trends and the importance of registries. There is one deliverable for this assignment: an infographic created using CanvaLinks to an external site. (or a similar graphic design tool – must get prior instructor approval). See rubric for detailed grading information.

 

 

Read the Vaccine Report Download Vaccine Report.

1. Select a state and a vaccine (MMR DTAP Polio or VAR) from the table in the report. ,
2. Create a graph in Excel to display a trend for your selected vaccine (examples: comparing rates with other states rates over time comparisons with other vaccines etc.). ,This may require additional research (hint: google the article title with a different year range to find the previous reports). Your graph must include proper headings and axis labels and clearly illustrate the data trend.
3. Create an infographic using Canva (or similar graphic design tool). ,Your infographic should include your graph and brief explanations on the following topics
   • Key points of the graph and the trend.
   • Information about the vaccine (what it protects against, target populations, etc.).
   • Importance and benefits of immunization registries for tracking vaccine coverage and ensuring public health.
   • Information on how consumers can locate their vaccination records. educational infographic for consumers on immunization data trends
4. Your audience is the general public who may lack knowledge about vaccines or have lower health literacy (the Joint Commission recommends a 5th grade reading level when developing patient education materials; do not use medical jargon, abbreviations, etc.). Your explanations should also be concise and appropriate for this type of medium (aka no lengthy blocks of text or essays).
5. Your infographic should be visually appealing, cohesive, and easy to read.
6. Submit your infographic as an image file (jpg, png) or a pdf.
   For this assignment, you will create an educational infographic for consumers on immunization data trends and the importance of registries. There is one deliverable for this assignment: an infographic created using CanvaLinks to an external site. (or a similar graphic design tool – must get prior instructor approval). See rubric for detailed grading information.

   Read the Vaccine Report Download Vaccine Report.

   1. Select a state and a vaccine (MMR, DTAP, Polio, or VAR) from the table in the report.
   2. Create a graph in Excel to display a trend for your selected vaccine (examples: comparing rates with other states, rates over time, comparisons with other vaccines, etc.). This may require additional research (hint: google the article title with a different year range to find the previous reports). Your graph must Include proper headings and axis labels and clearly illustrate the data trend educational infographic for consumers on immunization data trends,
   3. Create an infographic using Canva (or similar graphic design tool). Your infographic should include your graph and brief explanations on the following topics
      • Key points of the graph and the trend.
      • Information about the vaccine (what it protects against, target populations, etc.).
      • Importance and benefits of immunization registries for tracking vaccine coverage and ensuring public health. ,
      • Information on how consumers can locate their vaccination records.,
   4. Your audience is the general public who may lack knowledge about vaccines or have lower health literacy (the Joint Commission recommends a 5th grade reading level when developing patient education materials; do not use medical jargon, abbreviations, etc.). Your explanations should also be concise and appropriate for this type of medium (aka no lengthy blocks of text or essays).
   5. Your infographic should be visually appealing, cohesive, and easy to read.
   6. Submit your infographic as an image file (jpg, png) or a pdf.