COVID 19's Impact on Clinical Preventive Services - PM22-Plenary 2: COVID 19's Impact on Clinical Preventive Services

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The video content revolves around the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on preventive clinical services, particularly pediatric and adult immunizations, cardiometabolic screenings, and cancer screenings. It highlights the success of the Vaccines for Children program in raising vaccination rates among children but emphasizes the need for a similar infrastructure for adult immunizations. Efforts are discussed to address low vaccination rates among adults, including engaging with communities and improving access to vaccination services. The video also addresses the impact of the pandemic on cardiometabolic disease prevention and management services, focusing on the vulnerability of individuals with underlying health conditions and the need to address social determinants of health. The importance of cardiovascular health metrics and the relationship between ideal cardiovascular health and reduced risk of chronic diseases are emphasized. The video stresses the importance of addressing disparities, building community resilience, and implementing comprehensive strategies to promote preventive clinical services during and after the pandemic.<br /><br />Credits: The video content features speakers who provide insights and knowledge on the respective topics discussed, but specific credits are not mentioned.

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COVID-19 pandemic

preventive clinical services

pediatric immunizations

adult immunizations

cardiometabolic screenings

cancer screenings

vaccination rates

low vaccination rates

access to vaccination services

cardiometabolic disease prevention

social determinants of health

ideal cardiovascular health