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Protected B When CompletedReport Of Adverse Events Following Immunization (AEF) Instructions: For more complete instructions and definitions, refer to the user guide at: https://www.canada.ca/en/publichealth/services/immunization/reportingadverseeventsfollowingimmunization/userguidecompletionsubmissionaefireports.html Report

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How to fill out adverse events following immunization

1. Gather all necessary information about the adverse event, including the date, time, and location of immunization.
2. Determine the severity of the adverse event and the symptoms experienced by the individual.
3. Collect information about the individual who experienced the adverse event, such as age, gender, and any relevant medical history.
4. Fill out the adverse events following immunization form accurately, ensuring all required fields are completed.
5. Provide a clear and detailed description of the adverse event, including the timeline of symptoms and any treatment provided.
6. Submit the completed form to the appropriate authority or healthcare provider responsible for monitoring adverse events following immunization.

Who needs adverse events following immunization?

1. Anyone who has experienced an adverse event following immunization needs to report it.
2. This includes individuals who may have experienced minor symptoms or severe reactions.
3. Reporting adverse events helps monitor the safety and effectiveness of immunization programs.
4. Healthcare providers, vaccine manufacturers, and public health authorities also need this information to evaluate and improve vaccination strategies.

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What is adverse events following immunization?

Adverse events following immunization refer to any undesirable or unexpected health event that occurs after receiving a vaccination.

Who is required to file adverse events following immunization?

Healthcare providers, vaccine manufacturers, and sometimes patients or their caregivers are required to file adverse events following immunization.

How to fill out adverse events following immunization?

Adverse events following immunization can be filled out through reporting forms provided by health authorities or via online reporting systems.

What is the purpose of adverse events following immunization?

The purpose of adverse events following immunization is to monitor the safety of vaccines, detect any potential issues, and ensure public health.

What information must be reported on adverse events following immunization?

Information such as the type of vaccine administered, date of vaccination, symptoms experienced after vaccination, and any pre-existing health conditions must be reported on adverse events following immunization.