Nursing and University Health Services Help Protect Children's Center from the Flu
Boise State's University Health Services is partnering with the School of Nursing to offer a flu shot clinic for the Children's Center on October 16.
The clinic aims to help protect the center's staff, enrolled children, and their families from the flu, which can spread quickly with the onset of cold weather.
Pre-registration is encouraged through forms at the center's front desk, but same-day registration and walk-in slots are also available.
This year, University Health Services has taken on the responsibility of offering vaccination services, which was previously provided by Boise State's Public Health Response Team.
By offering a flu shot clinic, we hope to help keep the littlest Broncos from getting sick.
Author's summary: Partnership offers flu shots to Children's Center staff and families.
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