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assess impact offering schoollocated influenza vaccination sliv clinics using webbased paper consent upon overall influenza vaccination rates among elementary school children conducted clusterrandomized trial stratified suburbanurban districts upstate new york 20142015 randomized 44 elementary schools selected similar pairs schools within districts allocated schools sliv versus usual care control parents children sliv schools sent information vaccination consent forms via email backpack fliers depending school preferences regarding school vaccine clinics health department nurses conducted vaccine clinics billed insurers children registered slivcontrol schools compared receipt influenza vaccination anywhere primary outcome 44 schools served 19 776 eligible children 20142015 children sliv schools higher influenza vaccination rates children control schools countywide 541 vs 474 p 001 suburban 619 vs 536 p 001 urban schools 439 vs 392 p 001 multivariate analyses controlling age grade vaccination previous season confirmed bivariate findings among parents consented sliv nearly half notified backpack fliers fourfifths notified email consented online suburban districts sliv substitute primary care influenza vaccination urban schools substitution occurred sliv raised seasonal influenza vaccination rates countywide suburban urban settings sliv substitute primary care vaccinations suburban settings pediatricians often preorder influenza vaccine substitute somewhat urban settings