Table 3.

Recommendations for future school-based flu vaccination campaigns based on parenteral experience.

Recommendations
Make the beginning of school vaccination coincides with the beginning of the childhood flu campaign. This would have two advantages: Not having to go at the healthcare center “in advance.” Favoring classroom immunity prior to the first flu outbreaks.
Reserve a space at the information meeting at the beginning of the course to communicate that vaccination against flu will be taken place at school.
When providing the informed consent form, it is advisable to include some simple visual information (e.g. brochure) reinforcing the reasons for vaccination and the type of vaccine (intranasal).
Reminders for those who have not provided the informed consent form (e.g. messaging apps).
Provide short and clear information on what should be observed and how to act in case of appearance of any side effect.