Flu season roundup: Resources to share with families

Published on: September 13, 2019
Last updated: September 21, 2021

A list of go-to resources to share with families about flu prevention, signs and symptoms, and important information about the vaccine.

Link: https://care.choc.org/flu-season-roundup-resources-to-share-with-families/

With the 2019-2020 flu season already here, it’s important to have some go-to prevention resources on hand for patients and families.

These articles cover prevention, signs and symptoms, and important information about the influenza vaccine.

6 ways to keep your kids safe from the flu
Essential steps families should take to avoid and protect from the virus

14 myths and misconceptions about the flu vaccine
This US News & World Report article explores common myths about the important vaccine

How to tell if your child has a cold or the flu
Help parents distinguish between the two despite similar symptoms

Stomach flu vs. influenza
Teach families to spot the key differences between gastroenteritis and influenza

What every parent should know about emergency departments during flu season
Tips for families and patients who face a trip to the ED during a busy flu season

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