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Bristol Immunisation Group #BHPhitconf

Achievements

Child health information system Automatically generates vaccine schedule for child and sends appointments Produces list for missed appointments Maintains comprehensive list of children in area Allows production of vaccine COVER data #BHPhitconf

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Red book app – early implenters #BHPhitconf

Used bristol model in cornwall #BHPhitconf

Current projects #BHPhitconf

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Proportion of children school yrs 1 and 2 vaccinated with influenza vaccine by delivery method, England, 1 Sept 2015 to 31 Jan 2016 Bristol figures include children vaccinated at GP

The odds ratio of vaccine uptake in Bristol pharmacies per deprivation score unit is 0.964 (0.958, 0.970)

The odds ratio of vaccine uptake in Somerset schools per % pupils on free school meals is 0.996 (0.995, 0.998)

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Immunisation In schools Consent Lesson plans participation

The challenges Re-emergence of vaccine preventable diseases Rapidly increasing child population Relatively mobile population Diversity: socioeconomic, ethnic, cultural Changes in immunisation schedule Reorganisation of commissioning & services

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