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Promoting and supporting the use of immunization information to ensure healthy communities

Who are we?

The American Immunization Registry Association (AIRA) exists to support and promote the use of immunization information to ensure healthy communities through the development and implementation of immunization information systems (IIS) as a crucial tool in preventing vaccine-preventable diseases. If you want to know more about us, visit the About AIRA page.

Learn More About AIRA's COVID-19 Response

What can you do on the AIRA website?

Check out useful resources like best practice guides, data quality guides, and coverage assessment guides in our Resource Repository.
Take advantage of great tools and services like the Aggregate Analysis Reporting Tool (AART), the Message Quality Evaluation (MQE) Tool, address cleansing, and technical assistance.
Use these one-sheet resources to communicate with partners about the role and value of IIS.
Watch a webinar or training video to learn more about important current topics.
Visit the Events Calendar to find out what’s happening in the community.
Learn about projects related to Joint Development & Implementation, Standards & Best Practices, and the Measurement & Improvement Initiative.
Join a committee, workgroup, or user group and get to know other IIS aficionados.

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If you are not a member and would like to learn more about joining AIRA, please visit our Membership pages.

Virtual AART Clinics - Schedule Now!

Schedule a 30-minute virtual appointment for you and your IIS team to review the Aggregate Analysis Reporting Tool (AART) testing results discuss recommendations for improvement. Appointments are available in November and December. Sign up here to register. Contact Assiatou Diallo for more information.

AIRA's COVID Response

AIRA is working hard to support our members in this unprecedented time. IIS will be instrumental in the management and distribution of this novel vaccine. Utilizing the existing IIS infrastructure is critical to quickly respond to and support COVID-19 vaccination efforts.