Vaccine Information for Primary Care
COVID-19 Vaccines
Information on COVID-19 vaccines may be found on our COVID-19 resources for health professionals webpage.
Publicly Funded Immunizations
The Ministry of Health’s publicly funded immunization schedule for Ontario provides a list of vaccines and the recommended vaccine schedule.
Publicly Funded Immunization Schedule
Influenza Vaccine | ||
The implementation package can be found at The Ministry of Health’s Universal Influenza Immunization Program (UIIP). The UIIP offers influenza vaccine free of charge each year to all individuals six months of age and older who live, work or go to school in Ontario. For questions/concerns regarding the 2021/2022 UIIP, email the ministry at UIIP.MOH@ontario.ca The following vaccines are available this season:
A friendly reminder that health care providers and individuals at high-risk of complications or hospitalization due to influenza should be prioritized for vaccination. Large-scale community clinics for the general population should be scheduled in November. NACI Statement on Seasonal Influenza Vaccine 2022-23
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Adverse Events After Immunization (AEFI) | ||
If a patient/client experiences an adverse event after immunization, Waterloo Region health care providers are required to report an adverse event following an immunization.
Adverse Event Following Immunization Reporting For Health Care Providers In Ontario Fact Sheet (Public Health Ontario) |
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Vaccine fact sheets | ||
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Vaccine forms | ||
To access any of the forms listed below, please use our Request a form tool.
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Vaccine information | ||
Resources to assist with assessing records |
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Cold Chain Incident follow up |
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Health Care Providers interested in storing publicly funded vaccine |
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Resources to assist with vaccine storage and handling |
Presentations that can be provided by Public Health staff |
Please contact us at 519-575-4400 ext 5505 for further information about these presentations. |
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