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Immunizations and Health Records Following acceptance of an offer of admission to the NEWSOM and before matriculation, students will be required to submit proof of immunization history to Castle Branch.

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How to fill out immunizations and health records

1. Gather all necessary immunization and health records forms.
2. Ensure you have access to the individual's medical history.
3. Fill out the personal information section accurately, including the individual's full name, date of birth, and contact information.
4. Provide the necessary details about previous immunizations received, including the type of immunization, date given, and any adverse reactions.
5. Fill out information regarding current medications and allergies, if applicable.
6. Include information about any chronic illnesses or conditions the individual may have.
7. Note down any hospitalizations or surgeries the individual has undergone.
8. Sign and date the completed form, and make a copy for your records.
9. Submit the filled out immunizations and health records to the appropriate healthcare provider or institution.

Who needs immunizations and health records?

1. Children require immunizations and health records to attend school or daycare.
2. People planning to travel internationally may need their immunizations and health records as a requirement for entry into certain countries.
3. Healthcare professionals require immunizations and health records for accurate diagnosis, treatment, and management of patients' health.
4. Individuals participating in certain activities or events, such as sports, camps, or volunteer work, may need to provide immunizations and health records as proof of their health status.
5. People undergoing specific medical procedures or surgeries may need to provide immunizations and health records for pre-operative assessment and post-operative care.
6. Certain professions or job positions may require immunizations and health records as part of occupational health and safety regulations.

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What is immunizations and health records?

Immunizations and health records are documents that contain information about a person's vaccinations and medical history.

Who is required to file immunizations and health records?

Students, healthcare workers, and individuals traveling to certain countries may be required to file immunizations and health records.

How to fill out immunizations and health records?

Immunizations and health records can be filled out by providing details about vaccines received, medical conditions, and any relevant medical history.

What is the purpose of immunizations and health records?

The purpose of immunizations and health records is to keep track of an individual's vaccination history, monitor health conditions, and provide healthcare providers with important information.

What information must be reported on immunizations and health records?

Information such as vaccine types, dates received, medical conditions, and allergies must be reported on immunizations and health records.