H1N1 Vaccine
2009 H1N1 flu vaccine consent form
Consentimiento para recibir la vacuna contra la gripe H1N1 2009
H1N1 Flu
Most cases of H1N1 flu can be treated at home. For more information see the links below.
What should I do if I get sick?
How should I care for H1N1 at home?
Click here for a printable fact sheet.
For information on caring for high risk groups, see the links below.
Parents with high risk children
H1N1 Updates:
January 29, 2010 Monroe Clinic Lifts Hospital Visitation Restrictions
November 17, 2009 H1N1 Activity Eases in Wisconsin, But Remains High
November 13, 2009 State Recommends Continued Prioritization of H1N1 Vaccine
November 12, 2009 Health Department to hold H1N1 clinics
November 5, 2009 Wisconsin Department of Health Update, Asthma and 2009 H1N1 Influenza
November 4, 2009 Next round of H1N1 vaccine arrives
November 3, 2009 H1N1, seasonal flu efforts noteworthy
October 30, 2009 Wisconsin Department of Health Update, H1N1 Severity Remains Mild
October 26, 2009 Monroe Clinic Tightens Hospital Visitation
more clips:
How to take care of a sick person at home-part 2, CJ Smith, DO, Monroe Clinic
H1N1 school preparedness, Lori Soderberg, RN, District Nurse at School District of Monroe
H1N1 school preparedness-part 2, Lori Soderberg, RN, District Nurse at School District of Monroe
What is a pandemic, Mary Flynn, RN, BSN, CIC, Infection Control at Monroe Clinic
Preventing the spread of H1N1, RoAnn Warden, RN, BSN, Green County Health Department
How to prepare your home for an emergency, Tanna McKeon, Green County Emergency Management
