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Experiential Education Program Hospital Site Visits Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, University of TorontoIMMUNIZATION RECORD Office of Experiential Education STUDENTS LAST NAME: FIRST NAME: Email

How to fill out year 1 immunization record

How to fill out year 1 immunization record

1. To fill out a year 1 immunization record, follow these steps:
2. Gather all relevant information about the child, including their full name, date of birth, and contact information.
3. Record the immunization provider's contact details, such as their name, address, and phone number.
4. Enter the date of each immunization that the child has received in the appropriate section of the record.
5. Specify the name of each vaccine given, including the brand or manufacturer, and document the lot number if available.
6. Note the dose or amount of each vaccine administered to the child during that specific visit.
7. Indicate the anatomical site where each vaccine was administered, such as the arm or thigh.
8. Include the signature and professional credentials of the healthcare provider who administered the vaccines.
9. Date and sign the record to certify its completion.
10. Keep a copy of the filled-out immunization record for your records, and provide a copy to the child's healthcare provider and school as required.

Who needs year 1 immunization record?

1. Year 1 immunization record is needed for children who are one year old or approaching their first birthday.
2. It is required for tracking and documenting the child's immunization history, ensuring they receive the necessary vaccines to protect their health.
3. The record may be needed for enrollment in childcare facilities, schools, and certain programs that mandate proof of immunization.
4. Parents or guardians are responsible for maintaining the year 1 immunization record and providing it when requested by relevant authorities.

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What is year 1 immunization record?

Year 1 immunization record is a document that records the immunization history of a child during their first year of life.

Who is required to file year 1 immunization record?

Parents or guardians of children are required to file year 1 immunization record.

How to fill out year 1 immunization record?

Year 1 immunization record can be filled out by entering the dates of each immunization received by the child.

What is the purpose of year 1 immunization record?

The purpose of year 1 immunization record is to ensure that children receive all necessary immunizations during their first year of life.

What information must be reported on year 1 immunization record?

The information that must be reported on year 1 immunization record includes the name of the child, dates of each immunization received, and the type of immunization.