A parent is looking for the recommended immunization schedule for children in Oklahoma. Navigate to vaccinate.oklahoma.gov and find the link or section that provides the recommended immunization schedules for children and adolescents. Identify the primary source or organization that issues these recommendations (e.g., CDC, AAP). Additionally, find out if there's a specific schedule for infants and young children, and if the website offers any tools or resources to help parents track their child's vaccinations.
Navigate to 'https://vaccinate.oklahoma.gov'. Look for a navigation link or section related to 'Immunization Schedules', 'Recommended Vaccines', or 'For Parents'. Click on the relevant link to access the immunization schedule information. Identify the recommended immunization schedule for children and adolescents. Determine the primary source or organization that issues these recommendations. Check for a specific schedule for infants and young children. Look for any tools or resources (e.g., printable charts, online trackers) mentioned on the page to help parents track vaccinations. Summarize the findings regarding the immunization schedule, its source, specific infant/young child schedules, and tracking tools.
The agent successfully navigates to 'https://vaccinate.oklahoma.gov'. The agent identifies and accesses the page or section containing immunization schedules. The agent states that the immunization schedules are based on recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and/or the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP). The agent confirms if a specific schedule for infants and young children is available. The agent identifies any tools or resources provided for tracking vaccinations (e.g., 'Immunization Schedule for 0-6 years', 'Immunization Schedule for 7-18 years', or a mention of a personal immunization record tool).