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• Table. Common side effects following immunisation for vaccines used in the National Immunisation Program schedule

  18 January 2025

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  Common adverse events following immunisation (AEFI) are usually mild and temporary. They usually occur in the first few days after vaccination. Specific treatment is not usually needed.

  

• Table. Comparison of the effects of diseases and the side effects of vaccines on the National Immunisation Program

  18 January 2025

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  Table showing the diseases on the National Immunisation Program, effects of these diseases and the side effects of vaccines.

  

• Table. Completing rabies post-exposure prophylaxis in Australia that started overseas

  9 October 2024

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  Completing post-exposure prophylaxis in Australia that started overseas based on possible scenarios.

  

• Table. Components of immunisation products used in Australia

  2 May 2025

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  Various components of vaccines used in Australia

  

• Table. Conditions associated with increased risk of severe RSV disease in adults

  17 January 2025

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  Adults aged ≥60 years with the medical conditions listed below are at increased risk of severe RSV disease and are recommended to receive RSV vaccine.

  

• Table. Contact information for notifying adverse events following immunisation

  1 February 2024

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  Key Australian state or territory contacts and resources for notifying adverse events following immunisation.

  

• Table. COVID-19 vaccine primary and further dose recommendations for people with medical conditions that increase their risk of severe illness

  2 May 2025

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  COVID-19 vaccine primary course and further (booster) dose recommendations for people with medical conditions that increase their risk of severe illness, by age group and level of immunocompromise.

  

• Table. Doses of intramuscular 1:1000 adrenaline for anaphylaxis

  30 June 2023

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  Guidance for doses of intramuscular 1:1000 adrenaline for anaphylaxis based on weight in kgs.

  

• Table. Example conditions associated with increased risk of severe outcomes from COVID-19

  2 May 2025

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  This table is not exhaustive and providers may use their judgement to vaccinate people with conditions not listed.

  

• Table. Examples of severely immunocompromising conditions (Ref 10-26) for which additional doses of COVID-19 vaccine are recommended or can be considered

  2 May 2025

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  The example conditions and therapies listed are not exhaustive, and providers may include conditions or therapies similar to those below based on clinical judgement.

  

• Table. Guide to tetanus prophylaxis in wound management

  30 June 2023

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  Guidance for tetanus prophylaxis in wound management based on history of tetanus vaccination, type of wound and time since last dose.

  

• Table. Immunosuppressive potential of biological therapies

  2 May 2025

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  Information on the level of immunosuppressive potential and duration of immunosuppression of biological therapies

  

• Table. Immunosuppressive potential of cancer and organ rejection therapies

  2 May 2025

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  Information on the level of immunosuppressive potential and duration of immunosuppression of different cancer and organ rejection therapies

  

• Table. Immunosuppressive potential of certain medical conditions

  2 May 2025

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  Information on the level of immunosuppressive potential and susceptibility to infectious diseases of certain medical conditions.

  

• Table. Immunosuppressive potential of conventional (non-biological) immunosuppressive therapies

  2 May 2025

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  Information on the level of immunosuppressive potential and duration of immunosuppression of conventional l(non-biological) immunosuppressive therapies.

  

• Table. Immunosuppressive potential of corticosteriods

  2 May 2025

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  Information on the level of immunosuppressive potential and duration of immunosuppression of corticosteroids.

  

• Table. Immunosuppressive potential of small molecule targeted therapies

  2 May 2025

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  Information on the level of immunosuppressive potential and duration of immunosuppression of small molecule targeted therapies.

  

• Table. Interpreting serological and skin test results before Q fever vaccination

  5 June 2018

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  How to interpret serological and skin test results before Q fever vaccination and actions to be undertaken.

  

• Table. Levels of immunocompromise in children and adults with HIV

  2 May 2025

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  Understanding levels of immunocompromise in children and adults with HIV.

  

• Table. Lyssavirus exposure categories

  27 September 2021

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  Various Lyssavirus exposure categories from no exposure to severe exposure, description and recommended post-exposure prophylaxis management.

  

• Table. MenACWY vaccine catch-up for healthy children aged <2 years

  19 July 2024

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  Recommendations for MenACWY catch-up vaccination for healthy children aged <2 years.

  

• Table. MenACWY vaccine primary catch-up for children with specified medical conditions

  19 July 2024

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  Recommendations for primary MenACWY catch-up vaccination for children with specified medical conditions.

  

• Table. MenB vaccine catch-up for children with specified medical conditions

  19 July 2024

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  Recommendations for MenB catch-up vaccination for children with specified medical conditions.

  

• Table. MenB vaccine catch-up for healthy children aged <2 years

  19 July 2024

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  Recommendations for MenB catch-up vaccination for healthy children aged <2 years.

  

• Table. Methods for dose extraction

  2 May 2025

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  Guidance on dose extraction from multidose vaccine vials.