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The document provides comprehensive guidelines for conducting smallpox vaccination clinics, focusing on preparation, operations, and post-clinic activities. It outlines the vaccination strategy, resource needs, site identification, authorization processes, staff training, public communication, clinic layout, documentation requirements, security measures, and vaccine handling protocols. The guidelines emphasize the importance of efficient clinic operations in response to potential smallpox outbreaks or bioterrorism threats.

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