Immunisation Services Sample Clauses

Immunisation Services. (1) The PHO will Provide the following Immunisation Services to Enrolled Persons: (a) immunisations that are part of the National Immunisation Programme and are set out in the National Immunisation Schedule in the New Zealand Pharmaceutical Schedule issued by PHARMAC ("National Immunisation Schedule") in accordance with the Immunisation Handbook; (b) immunisations that are not on the National Immunisation Schedule to special risk groups, in accordance with the Immunisation Handbook; and (c) the immunisation episodes scheduled for 11 year olds (year 7) and 12 year olds (year 8) if they are not provided through a school programme. (2) In addition, the PHO will: (a) Provide opportunistic immunisations that are set out in the National Immunisation Schedule to children who are Casual Users, and record the vaccination in the National Immunisation Register within two Business Days of the immunisation; (b) refer any child who is overdue for an immunisation and who has not responded to at least three contacts to an appropriate immunisation outreach service, a Well Child Service, or the local immunisation co-ordinator; (c) undertake regular audits of the provision of Immunisation Services by itself and its Contracted Providers; (d) promote immunisation using evidence-based information, and ensure its Enrolled Population is able to make informed decisions about immunisation; (e) assist with epidemic control and other situations if co-ordinated action is required; (f) ensure that a decision by parents or guardians not to immunise their children is recorded and the Health Practitioner acts in accordance with that decision; and (g) maintain at all times an effective cold chain in accordance with the requirements set out in the Ministry's National Standards for Vaccine Storage and Transportation for Immunisation Providers 2017, so as to ensure potency of all vaccines administered.
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Immunisation Services. The PHO will Provide the following Immunisation Services to Enrolled Persons: immunisations that are part of the National Immunisation Programme and are set out in the National Immunisation Schedule in the New Zealand Pharmaceutical Schedule issued by PHARMAC ("National Immunisation Schedule") in accordance with the Immunisation Handbook; immunisations that are not on the National Immunisation Schedule to special risk groups, in accordance with the Immunisation Handbook; and the immunisation episodes scheduled for 11 year olds (year 7) and 12 year olds (year 8) if they are not provided through a school programme. In addition, the PHO will: Provide opportunistic immunisations that are set out in the National Immunisation Schedule to children who are Casual Users, and record the vaccination in the National Immunisation Register within two Business Days of the immunisation; refer any child who is overdue for an immunisation and who has not responded to at least three contacts to an appropriate immunisation outreach service, a Well Child Service, or the local immunisation co-ordinator; undertake regular audits of the provision of Immunisation Services by itself and its Contracted Providers; promote immunisation using evidence-based information, and ensure its Enrolled Population is able to make informed decisions about immunisation; assist with epidemic control and other situations if co-ordinated action is required; ensure that a decision by parents or guardians not to immunise their children is recorded and the Health Practitioner acts in accordance with that decision; and maintain at all times an effective cold chain in accordance with the requirements set out in the Ministry's National Standards for Vaccine Storage and Transportation for Immunisation Providers 2017, so as to ensure potency of all vaccines administered. The PHO must meet the Immunisation Standards set out in the Immunisation Handbook, including standards for organisations offering vaccination services and standards for vaccinators, comply with any relevant legislation (including regulations), and report adverse events. A vaccine must be administered by a Medical Practitioner, an Authorised Vaccinator, or a registered nurse acting under the direction of a Medical Practitioner.
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Immunisation Services. The HHS will maintain or improve existing immunisation coverage through ▪ national immunisation program ▪ opportunistic immunisation in health care facilities ▪ special immunisation programs; and ▪ delivery of the annual school based vaccination program. Funding for service delivery for the school based vaccination program will be provided non-recurrently by the Department according to the current funding model.
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Immunisation Services. The Pharmaceutical Schedule lists immunisations provided free to eligible populations. There is a mix of universal programmes (everyone of a particular age is eligible) and targeted programmes (only people with certain conditions are eligible). The largest component is the annual influenza immunisation programme targeted at adults aged over 65 years and people with conditions that put them at risk from influenza. The most familiar component of the New Zealand Immunisation Schedule is the series of childhood immunisations to protect babies from infectious diseases like diphtheria, whooping cough, measles and polio. Immunisations are also delivered in schools to Year 7 and 8 students (see ‘Range of services’ below). Adults are also offered immunisations at ages 45 and 65 years. Range of services Immunisation services include, but are not limited to, the following Ministry-funded immunisations. 1. Newborn and childhood immunisation programme mainly delivered through general practice 6 weeks immunisations 3 months immunisations 5 months immunisations 15 months immunisations 4 years immunisations 2. School-based immunisation programme Year 7 school immunisation programme: diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough (Tdap) Year 8 school immunisation programme: human papillomavirus (HPV) 3. Influenza immunisation programme Adults over 65 years Children younger than 16 years with an eligible condition Individuals aged between 16 and 65 years with an eligible condition Pregnant women 4. Other adult programmes As required 5. Targeted immunisation programme Vaccines are listed on the New Zealand Immunisation Schedule and funded by PHARMAC 6. Outbreak control Localised outbreaks National outbreaks. Ministry-funded coordination of immunisation services Immunisation Coordination Service provides up-to-date, evidence-based information to assist vaccinators, non-vaccinators and the general public in their decision-making in regard to immunisation services and the immunisation of children, young people and adults. The Service establishes and maintains effective working relationships with all service providers with an interest in immunisation activity, to reduce duplication, enhance effectiveness of services and achieve the maximum benefit within allocated resources. The Service promotes immunisation and is designed to support and work with existing networks to provide immunisation information, education, support and advice to vaccinators, non-vaccinators and the general public. Na...
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Immunisation Services. Clarified. New coordination of immunisation services.
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