Health Care Professionals
Thank you for your dedication to promoting immunizations and protecting the health of our communities. Together, we can leverage our collective expertise and experience to overcome challenges, provide high-quality, evidence-based information, address barriers, and champion the importance of vaccination. We welcome your feedback and collaboration, please feel free to reach out to us at tapiadmin@tapi.org.
Quick Links
New Seasonal vaccine recommendations 2026-2027
- AAP – Respiratory Virus Immunization Guidance for 2026-27: https://www.aap.org/en/patient-care/immunizations/
- AAFP – Fall Immunization Recommendations to Protect Patients and Communities
- ACOG – Press release: https://www.acog.org/news/news-releases/2026/09/acog-releases-2026-27-respiratory-virus-season-immunization-recommendations and Respiratory Virus Immunization Guidance for 2026-27: https://www.aap.org/en/patient-care/immunizations/
- Vaccine Integrity Project site on evidence review for seasonal vaccines – https://vaxintegrity.cidrap.umn.edu/2026-27-respiratory-season-evidence-review
Meetings and Trainings
Big shot for arizona, Cloud Toddler & teen nomination submissions
Each year, TAPI hosts the Big Shots for Arizona Awards Ceremony recognition event. This celebration recognizes organizations and individuals who have distinguished themselves by improving the health and wellness of Arizona’s communities and the lives of Arizona children through increasing immunization rates.
Practices are honored with the Toddler Cloud Award or Teen Cloud Award, recognizing 90% or above immunization rates in their offices. We also highlight individuals and organizations doing amazing work to increase the health of our communities with our Big Shot Awards.
The awards ceremony features over 350 attendees. You can view all our recent winners below.
Cloud Award Nominations Are Now Closed.
Omni Report
Childhood Vaccine Delivery System Assessment
Survey and assessment of childhood vaccine providers in AZ, with mapping of provider type, vaccines offered, and identification of vaccine deserts. Download here. Conducted by independent community assessment firm, the Omni Institute.
