1. (1) By April 30 of each year, each licensee shall report to the DHHS Immunization Program:

   1. (a) the number of residents in their facility during the reporting period who received an influenza vaccination at any time during the current influenza season, even if the residents are no longer in the facility;
   2. (b) the number of residents in their facility during the reporting period who have ever received a pneumococcal vaccination, even if the residents are no longer in the facility;
   3. (c) the number of residents in their facility during the reporting period who received a COVID-19 vaccination according to ACIP recommendations, even if the residents are no longer in the facility;
   4. (d) the number of employees on staff during the reporting period who received an influenza vaccination at any time during the current influenza season, even if the employees are no longer employed by the facility at the time of reporting; and
   5. (e) the number of employees on staff during the reporting period who received a COVID-19 vaccination according to ACIP recommendations, even if the employees are no longer employed by the facility at the time of reporting.

2. (2) By April 30 of each year, each licensee shall report to the DHHS Immunization Program to the DHHS Immunization Program:

   1. (a) the number of residents in their facility during the reporting period who declined an offered influenza vaccination, even if the residents are no longer in the facility;
   2. (b) the number of residents in their facility during the reporting period who declined an offered pneumococcal vaccination, even if the residents are no longer in the facility;
   3. (c) the number of residents in their facility during the reporting period who declined an offered COVID-19 vaccination, even if the residents are no longer in the facility;
   4. (d) the number of employees on staff during the reporting period who declined an offered influenza vaccination, even if the employees are no longer employed by the facility at the time of reporting; and
   5. (e) the number of employees on staff during the reporting period who declined an offered COVID-19 vaccination, even if the employees are no longer employed by the facility at the time of reporting.

KEY: health care facilities, vaccinations

Date of Last Change: April 15, 2024

Notice of Continuation: January 24, 2022

Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 26B-2-202