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Vaccine Storage and Handling Package
Immunization programs are among the most cost-effective ways to prevent disease. The success of these programs depends heavily on maintaining vaccine potency and stability. This package will help physicians' offices and other health care facilities to properly store and handle publicly funded vaccines.
- How to Get Started with Vaccine Management
(123KB, 1 page)
- How to Choose Your Vaccine Refrigerator
(154KB, 1 page)
- How to Monitor and Document Refrigerator Temperatures
(148KB, 1 page)
- How to Use a Current, Minimum, Maximum Thermometer
(153KB, 1 page)
- How to Order Vaccine
(162KB, 1 page)
- How to Pick Up and Transport Vaccine
(159KB, 1 page)
- How to Organize Your Refrigerator
(1176KB, 1 page)
- What to Do if There is a Cold Chain Exposure
(128KB, 1 page)
- What is a Red or Yellow Dotted Vaccine
(136KB, 1 page)
- What to Do if Your Refrigerator Stops Working
(140KB, 1 page)
- What to Do if Your Refrigerator Needs to Be Defrosted
(135KB, 1 page)
- What to Do if You Need to Return Vaccine to Peel Public Health
(153KB, 1 page)
- What Other Device Can Be Used to Monitor Your Refrigerator
(150KB, 1 page)
- What Is the Universal Influenza Immunization Program
(232KB, 1 page)
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