Immunization & Vaccination

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Information to help you with patients' vaccination needs

Physicians' UpdateFor the latest information on the seasonal flu and H1N1 vaccination, read the Physicians' Update.

Guidelines
BCCDC Immunization Program
Comprehensive immunization and vaccination from the B.C. Centre for Disease Control
BCCDC Administrative Circulars
Information updates on a variety of health care policies, guidelines, procedures and practices
Canadian Immunization Guide
7th edition and errata

Vaccinations

Infanrix hexa vaccine

Infanrix hexa Questions and Answers
BCCDC-compiled information for health care professionals
Infarix hexa quick reference guide
A decision-making tool to assist with infant/child vaccinations

National Advisory Committee on Immunization statement
NACI recommendations on the use of pentavalent and hexavalent vaccines
HealthLinkBC: vaccination
Immunization information for infant/child vaccination

HPV vaccine

ImmunizeBC
Resources, articles and tools for HPV vaccine
HPV vaccine safety reports
Information from the U.S. Center for Disease Control

HPV immunization record
Handy folding card for recording HPV immunization series

Schedules and vaccinations

BC Routine Childhood Immunization Record
An immunization chart to assist physicians with vaccination schedules
Update: BC Immunization Schedules and Records
Ministry of Health update, February 2009
Vaccines and Biologics: U.S. and International
A compilation of vaccine products used presently and in the past in the U.S. and other nations
Foreign Language Terms
Terms to assist with the translation of foreign immunization records

WHO Global Vaccination Schedule Summary
View information by global region, country or antigen

VCH Immunization Records and Schedules
VCH childhood and adult immunization records and schedules

Adverse Events Following Immunization (AEFI)

 

Voluntary AEFI reporting - BCCDC
This is undertaken to monitor vaccine safety. Criteria for reporting and management of adverse events are found in Section 9 of the BCCDC Immunization Program Manual
Complete this Adverse Event Following Immunization form and fax to your local health unit - fax numbers below
Vancouver: 604.675.3900
Richmond: 604.233.3150
North Shore: 604.983.6700
Coast Garibaldi: 604.892.2293

IMPACT - Canadian Pediatric Society
IMPACT (Immunization Monitoring Program ACTive) is a paediatric hospital-based national surveillance network for adverse events following immunization, vaccine failures and selected infectious diseases in children that are, or are soon to be, vaccine preventable

Education resources

Canadian Immunization Competencies for Health Professionals
This Public Health Agency of Canada material supports the application of national guidelines for immunization practices.
The Pink Book: Epidemiology and Prevention of Vaccine Preventable Diseases
This is U.S. Centers of Disease Control publication, which can be printed chapter by chapter.

Childhood Immunization Quick Reference Kit
This easy-to-use reference kit provides answers to questions about childhood vaccines, complete with illustrations and diagrams.
Quick Reference: Immunization Communication Tool for Immunizers
This easy to use guide presents information in a "Clinical Evidence" and "Client Knowledge" format.
Immunization protects against serious disease
This poster displays the impact of vaccine-preventable diseases on the human body.

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