Revised December 20, 2005

Objective 6.1
60% of pharmacies in health systems will have specific ongoing initiatives that target community health.

Baseline 41% (95% CI, 35.9–45.9%)

Crosswalk Resources

1. Health People 2010
2. Supporting Literature - References 1, 89, 90 

Objective 6.2
50% of pharmacy departments in health systems will be directly involved in ongoing immunization initiatives in their communities.

Baseline 30.4% (95% CI, 25.9–35.3%)

Crosswalk Resources

1. National Foundation for Infectious Disease Advocacy (NFIDA)
2. Healthy People 2010
3. Supporting Literature - References 1, 89-98 

Objective 6.3
85% of hospital pharmacies will participate in ensuring that eligible patients in health systems receive vaccinations for influenza and pneumococcus.

Baseline 67.1% (95% CI, 62.4-71-5%)

Crosswalk Resources

1. National Foundation for Infectious Disease Advocacy (NFIDA)
2. American Medical Association (AMA)
3. Healthy People 2010
4. Supporting Literature - References 11, 90-98 

Objective 6.4
80% of hospital pharmacies will participate in ensuring that hospitalized patients who smoke receive smoking-cessation counseling. 

Baseline 34.3% (95% CI, 30.0-39.0%)

Crosswalk Resources

1. American Cancer Society
2. American Lung Association
3. Healthy People 2010
4. Smoking Cessation Leadership Center
5. American Legacy Foundation
6. Supporting Literature - References 11, 99-103 

Objective 6.5
90% of pharmacy departments in health systems will have formal, up-to-date emergency preparedness programs integrated with their health systems' and their communities' preparedness and response programs.

Baseline 79.1% (95% CI, 74.7-83.0%)

Crosswalk Resources

1. Emergency Planning (EC.4.10, EC.4.20) 
2. Department of Homeland Security
3. Supporting Literature - Reference 11