Yukon Immunization Program Manual ADMENDMENTS & ADDITIONS
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1 2012 August Page 1 Manual ADMENDMENTS & ADDITIONS Number & June October Feb 9 Topic Additions to Yukon Immunization Program Manual Twinrix, Twinrix Junior, Menamune, Menveo Update to Hepatitis B (formatting); Tdap Adacel (clarification to indication 11). Additions to Yukon Immunization Manual: Safety Issues Applicable to Influenza Vaccines; Anaphlylactic Reaction to eggs. Seasonal Trivalent Vaccine; Influenza Vaccine; Fluviral; Prevnar 13; Severe Allergy to Vaccine Components Hib Hepatitis B.... Completing a Pneumococcal conjugate series. Pneumococcal 23 Rabies.. Boosterix. 8: p 20A, 20B, 32A, 32B, 32C 8, p 14-17; 56 4: TOC, p. 4, 4-A 8: TOC p. 23,23-A, 23-B, 24, pg. 6 8 pgs 11,12&14 8 pg pg pg pgs. 43,45,47 48, 49, 51, 52, & pg. 59 NEW insert UPDATE Please Insert new documents and the updates. Zostavax.. 8 pgs. 68 & 69 Anaphylaxis 12- Entire section Adverse Events Following Immunization. 13- Entire Yukon Price List. 15- pgs. 1& 2
2 2012 August Page Number & 2012 Feb 28 Update 11 (formatting & nomenclature); Topic 11 Entire section Update 12 (emergency treatment of anaphylaxis-non treatment facility) 12: p Apr 1 Introduction (formatting; content p30) Immunization Schedules 1-Entire section 3-Entire section INFANRIXhexa Pediacel Hib Hep A (Havrix) Hep B (Recombivax) MMR Men C Conjugate Recommendations for PCV13 & PCV23 in high risk children Tdap-IPV (Adacel-polio) Varicella Yukon Price List 8 8-p3 8-p4 8-p6 8-p8 8-p13 8-p21&22 8-p26&28 8-p30 8-p36 8-p57-A 8-p65& p1&2 UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE all May 4 Yukon Price List 15 UPDATE
3 2012 October Page 3 Number & August 16 Additions: Rotavirus (Rotarix) Topic 8-p54-A &p54-b INSERT Introduction Immunization Schedules Contraindications & Precautions 1-p30 3-p2-5, 7 & 13 4-p6 UPDATE October 4 8-p2 Hepatitis A & B combined (Twinrix) 8-p20-A Tdap (ADACEL) 8-p56 &57 Tdap (BOOSTRIX) 8-p58&59 RSV Referral form p33 UPDATE Seasonal Influenza Vaccine Pneumococcal Polysaccharide (Pneumovax23) Varicella Treatment of Anaphylaxis- Community health Facilities- Treatment 8-p1 & 2A 8-p23, 23A & 23B 8-p38 8-p65, 66 & p10
4 2013 August Page 4 Number & Topic April 02 (per YCDC) April 26 Blood & body fluid exposure guidelines Immunization Schedules UPDATE- 16- whole section 3-p2,3,4,5&7 UPDATE Table 2: Vaccines recommended for individuals with other health conditions 5-p3 Table 2.9: Women who are 5-p29 pregnant or planning a pregnancy Synagis Administration Procedure 5-p32 Tdap ADACEL Tdap BOOSTRIX 8-p56 & 57 8-p58 & 59 Typhoid 8-p64 Yellow Fever 8-p70 & 71 Yukon Price Lists May 23 Gardasil 8-p21-22 UPDATE August 6 RSV Referral Form p33 UPDATE 8-p2 Gardasil 8-p21-22 Pneumococcal Conjugate Pneumococcal For HIV Pneumococcal Polysaccharide 8-p33 & 34,36, 8-p36-A 8-p37-40 Add Tdap ADACEL Tdap BOOSTRIX 8-p p58-59
5 2014 September Page 5
6 2014 September Page 6 Number & Topic September 30 Pneumococcal for HIV 8-p2-2A 8-p36-A UPDATE- Influenza Vaccine - FLUMIST 8-p24-A,B,C Add Number & Topic January 16 8-p2 Influenza Vaccine - VAXIGRIP 8-24D Add February 8-p1 UPDATE- Influenza Vaccine - Flulaval 8-p April 8-p21 UPDATE July September Tdap (Adacel) Tdap (Boostrix) RSV Referral Form DTaP-IPV Hep B Influenza Japanese Encephalitis MMR Pneumococcal conjugate Rabies Varicella Varicella Zoster Updates All of 8 d 8-p56 8-p58 5-p.33 8-p.3 8-p.3,9,13, p.24,25,28 8-p.31 8-p.32,34,35 8-p.46 8-p p.79 8-p Entire section UPDATE UPDATE d
7 2015 March Page 7 Number & September Topic Updates Minimum interval schedule 3-p.7 UPDATE October Influenza vaccine MMR Vaccine Updates Influenza B strain added to list in Quadrivalent vaccine 8-p p p.24 UPDATE December Number & January Influenza added Quadrivalent to Flumist Name Updates History of immunization Reference update Change of name Efficacy info added for Zostavax and Typhoid vaccines 8-p p.1-33 UPDATE all Topic Gardasil 8-p Meningococcal B 8-p A Add pages March Page corrections Hep A Havrix Hep B Table Influenza MMRV Men C Tdap Varicella Varicella Zoster 1 p p.7 8 p.19 8 p.26, 27, 29,30 8 p.35a & 35B 8 p.37 & 38 8 p.68,69,71,72 8 p.79 & 80 8 p.82 Added
8 2015 October Page 8 Number & Topic June Meningococcal C 8-p August Influenza 8-p August September October November Twinrix/Twinrix JR Meningococcal Quadrivalent Pneumococcal Conjugate Pneumococcal Polysaccharide p p p p All pages to 5 All pages
9 2016 October Page 9 Number & Topic April April 2016 (released May 10, 2016) August September September August October 3 Immunization Schedules Hib JEV MMR MMRV Men B Men C-C Men Quad-C Polio Td Tdap TIg Varicella Yukon Price List Documentation Guidelines Biological Products Immunization Schedules Special Populations 3-all pages 8-p.4 8-p.22 8-p.31 8-p.32-35A 8-p.35B-C 8-p.36-36A 8-p p p p.67 8-p p p
10 2017 October Page 10 Number & Topic March 8-p June June September Influenza- Inactivated Meningococcal C-C Meningococcal C- ACYW Price List Introduction Hepatitis A Men Quad Polio Rabies RSV Application Influenza 8-p p Table of contents, p p p p.43 8 p p p p October RSV Application 5 p.38-42
11 2018 April Page 11 Number & Topic March March April May Special Populations Hepatitis B Hepatitis B PCV Rabies Immunization Schedules Minimum Intervals JEV MMRV Rotavirus YFV Abbreviation table Tdap 5 8 p p.18a 18b 8 p.22 8 p.49 8 p.55 3 p.4 3 p p.30 8 p p p p.1 8 p All Add new
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