|
Tools You Can Use
The Child Profile Immunization Registry offers
you
several tools to manage immunizations, generate
reports
and update records. These valuable tools will
benefit both
you and your staff and save time in your
practice.
Easy-to-print immunization records. You
can quickly
and easily generate immunization history
reports. Below
are examples of reports that can be created by
the
Immunization Registry. |
|
|
|
-
Immunization Summary – Organized by
vaccine group, this easy-to-read record
is perfect to give to parents who need a copy of
their child’s immunization history.
-
Patient Immunization Forecast – This report
shows the next date a vaccine dose is due and
indicates which immunizations are due now or past
due. Some clinics print this on the day of the
visit and place it on the chart, to help decide
which vaccines are needed that day.
-
Immunization Detail – This report includes
dose-specific information such as manufacturer, lot
numbers, injection site, clinic site, etc. Many
providers use this to replace other hand-written
immunization records, thus eliminating the number of
places where vaccine information is recorded.
-
Certificate of Immunization Status –
This form, required for school and child care entry,
can be printed directly from Child Profile and is
pre-populated with the child's name, date of birth,
and vaccine history.
Below is a step-by-step look at the process for looking
up and entering an immunization record:
1. Patient Demographic Information
Patient records can be searched a number of ways, for
example, by name, birth date, or chart number. Demographic
information for all kids born in Washington State
since July 1998 (and for many older kids and adults)
is already in the database and can be updated as needed.
New patient information for kids born out-of-state,
or for anyone not already in the system, can also be
added.
2. Immunization by Vaccine Group
Child Profile produces child-specific immunization
forecasting based on the Advisory Committee on
Immunization Practices' schedule and the child's
immunization history in the Immunization Registry. Immunizations that
are current or past due, as well as the dates the next
immunization will be due, can be easily displayed and
printed.
3. Patient-Specific Immunization Recommendations
It's easy to enter a patient's current or past
immunizations. Multiple immunizations can be entered on
one screen. Many fields can be pre-populated using
clinic-specific "personal settings." Double-click in the date field
to insert today's date or a
default date that you select. This makes entering a
complete immunization history quick and easy. A child's
history with 20 immunizations can be entered in less
than 2 minutes.
BACK TO TOP
Printer Friendly Version
Some files on this page require a
reader.
Download a free reader.
Documents posted in PDF version on the
Department of Health Web site will be made available on request
to users who are unable to download or view them. For persons
with disabilities, PDF documents will be made available on
request in other formats. To submit a request, e-mail
ImmuneMaterials@doh.wa.gov.
|