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20162017 REQUIRED STANDARDS OF IMMUNIZATION FOR DAY CARE ATTENDANCE Pursuant to Section 4429180, South Carolina Code of Laws, no owner or operator of a public or private childcare facility as defined in

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What is required standards of immunization?

Required standards of immunization refer to the specific vaccines that are mandated by law to be administered to individuals to protect them from certain diseases.

Who is required to file required standards of immunization?

Healthcare providers, schools, and childcare facilities are typically required to file records of immunization for individuals under their care.

How to fill out required standards of immunization?

Required standards of immunization can be filled out by healthcare providers or individuals themselves, depending on the specific requirements of the institution or organization.

What is the purpose of required standards of immunization?

The purpose of required standards of immunization is to ensure that individuals are protected from vaccine-preventable diseases and to prevent the spread of these diseases in the community.

What information must be reported on required standards of immunization?

The information that must be reported on required standards of immunization typically includes the type of vaccine administered, the date of administration, and the individual's personal information.