Once a vaccine is approved for use, its safety is continually monitored through both active and passive surveillance systems.

Temperature log form for tracking vaccine refrigerator temperature twice daily.

Map and instructions for where to send a report of an AEFI.

MSP Billing codes for immunization

MSP Billing codes for physicans

Adverse Events Following Immunization Case Report Form

Question and answer document regarding pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV13) for HIV-infected individuals (Apr 2015)

BC Communicable Disease Manual

Contains information regarding cold chains for community providers and public health.

For Health Professionals: BC Child, School Age, and Adult Immunization Schedules as well as the Child Health Passport.

Health Professional Child Immunization Schedule

This Toolkit sets out detailed steps for undertaking an evaluation of a current immunization program.  This document explains these steps, provides worksheets and examples on how to follow them, and includes specific examples from immunization programs.

Admin Circular Chapter 2, Section III - Immunization of special populations. May 17, 2016

Health Professional Adult Immunization Schedule

Minimum dataset for surveillance of vaccine-preventable diseases and invasive group A streptococcus

Biological Products page for pneumococcal conjugate vaccine

Biological Products page for pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine

Biological Products page for completing a pneumococcal conjugate vaccine series

Immunization Manual, Part 1-Immunization Schedules

Immunization Manual, Supporting Documents, History of Immunization in BC

Question and answer document regarding pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV13) for HIV-infected individuals (Apr 2015)

Table of vaccines recommended for adults in BC.

Vaccine Status Reporting Regulation Information for Health Care Providers - Q&A

The 2011 update to the BC Antimicrobial Resistance Trends report.

The Immunization in British Columbia 2008 Report in colour.

This progress report summarizes the first five years (2007 to 2012) following the establishment ofImmunizeBC . Progress in implementing ImmunizeBC will be summarized at the local, regional and provincial levels to guide future directions in the continual improvement of immunization services in BC.

The Immunization in British Columbia 2008 Report in colour.

The Immunization in British Columbia 2006-2007 Report in black and white.

The Immunization in British Columbia 2006-2007 Report in colour.

Minimum Intervals Between Eligible Doses: 2-year Olds with Up-to-date Immunizations

Minimum Intervals Between Eligible Doses: Grade 9 Students with Up-to-date Immunizations

Minimum Intervals Between Eligible Doses: 7-year Olds with Up-to-date Immunizations

Minimum Intervals Between Eligible Doses: 7-year Olds with Up-to-date Immunizations