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List of tables used in the Handbook

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List of figures used in the Handbook

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Table. Components of vaccines used in Australia

4 May 2022

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List. Specified medical conditions associated with increased risk of influenza disease and severe outcomes

21 April 2022

List

Table. Recognition and treatment of anaphylaxis

8 March 2022

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Table. Catch-up schedule for Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) vaccination for children <5 years of age

8 March 2022

Dose or schedule

Doses of intramuscular 1:1000 adrenaline for anaphylaxis

8 March 2022

Dose or schedule

Table. Live shingles vaccine (Zostavax) screening for contraindications

15 October 2021

Chart

Table. Vaccinated people: post-exposure rabies prophylaxis based on immune status and exposure category

27 September 2021

Table

Table. Unvaccinated people: post-exposure rabies prophylaxis based on immune status and exposure category

27 September 2021

Table

Table. Rabies vaccines available globally, and compatibility with vaccines registered in Australia

27 September 2021

Table

Table. Recommendations for meningococcal vaccines for people at increased risk of meningococcal disease

27 September 2021

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