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While a big push has been made to improve childhood vaccination rates, adult vaccination remains poor. According to the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, vaccine-preventable deaths kill more Americans every year than either traffic accidents, breast cancer, or HIV/AIDS.¹ For this reason, primary care physicians need to assume responsibility for developing new strategies to improve adult immunization rates. 

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