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The document outlines an agenda for round table conversations at the Texas Immunization Summit Back To The Future 2010. It lists topics of discussion for different tables, including cost and reimbursements, immunization information systems, emerging issues, and a "Skunk Works" table to discuss other topics. Key discussion points included requiring insurance to cover vaccine costs, creating vaccine purchase pools, improving timely access to immunization data, and increasing awareness of adult vaccination.
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