PEDIATRIC IMMUNIZATION VACCINATION PHILS

schedule for pedia vaccinations - Philippine guidelines

schedule for pedia vaccinations - Philippine guidelines

1. PEDIATRIC VACCINATIONS Philippine Guidelines on Periodic Health Examination

2. INTRODUCTION Immunization is one of the most important public health achievements of the 20th century, second only to clean water. Vaccines protect vulnerable populations from disability and death, prevent the spread of disease, promote socioeconomic growth and development, and help ensure a healthier, safer world.

3. OBJECTIVE To present evidence-based recommendations and best practices on immunization for the prevention of vaccine-preventable diseases outside the scope of routine infant immunization provided by the National Immunization Program (NIP)

4. INACTIVATED POLIO VACCINE

5. MEASLES-CONTAINING VACCINE

6. ROTAVIRUS VACCINE FOR INFANTS

7. VARICELLA VACCINE

8. BCG VACCINE FOR INFANTS

9. HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE B VACCINE BOOSTER

10. HEPATITIS A VACCINE

11. HEPATITIS B VACCINE BOOSTER

12. HUMAN PAPILLOMA-VIRUS VACCINE

13. INFLUENZA VACCINE

14. JAPANESE ENCEPHALITIS VACCINE

15. MENINGO-COCCAL VACCINE

16. MUMPS-CONTAINING VACCINE

17. ORAL POLIO VACCINE

18. PERTUSSIS-CONTAINING VACCINE BOOSTER

19. PNEUMO-COCCAL CONJUGATE VACCINE

20. RABIES PRE-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS ( PrEP )

21. TETANUS TOXOID-CONTAINING VACCINE BOOSTER

22. TYPHOID VACCINE

23. VARICELLA VACCINE

24. STRONG RECOMMENDATIONS Vaccine Type Target Population INACTIVATED POLIO VACCINE Male or female ages newborn to 1 year MEASLES-CONTAINING VACCINE Apparently healthy children ROTAVIRUS VACCINE FOR INFANTS Apparently healthy infants starting at 6 weeks old VARICELLA VACCINE Healthy children and adolescents

25. WEAK RECOMMENDATIONS Vaccine Type Target Population BCG VACCINE FOR INFANTS Healthy infants HAEMOPHILUS INFLUENZAE B VACCINE BOOSTER Healthy children who completed the primary series of HIB vaccine HEPATITIS A VACCINE Male or female ages 1 to 12 years HEPATITIS B VACCINE BOOSTER Healthy children and adolescents who completed at least a 3-dose primary vaccination series but did not seroconvert

26. WEAK RECOMMENDATIONS Vaccine Type Target Population HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS VACCINE Female ages 9 to 18 years INFLUENZA VACCINE Male or female ages 1 to 18 years JAPANESE ENCEPHALITIS VACCINE Male or female ages 1 to 18 years in high risk areas MENINGOCOCCAL VACCINE Male or female ages 1 to 18 years

27. WEAK RECOMMENDATIONS Vaccine Type Target Population MUMPS-CONTAINING VACCINE Apparently healthy children ORAL POLIO VACCINE Male or female ages newborn to 1 year PERTUSSIS-CONTAINING VACCINE BOOSTER Children and adolescents who completed the 3-dose primary DPT series PNEUMOCOCCAL CONJUGATE VACCINE Apparently healthy children

28. WEAK RECOMMENDATIONS Vaccine Type Target Population RABIES PRE-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS ( PrEP ) Apparently healthy children and adolescents 5-18 years old with high risk of rabies TETANUS TOXOID-CONTAINING VACCINE BOOSTER Healthy infants and children who completed a 3-dose primary series of tetanus toxoid-containing vaccines TYPHOID VACCINE Male or female ages 1 to 18 years VARICELLA VACCINE Healthy children and adolescents

29. Philippine Guidelines on Periodic Health Examination: Pediatric Immunization Marimel G. Reyes- Pagcatipunan , M.D., Mary Antonette C. Madrid, M.D., Charissa Fay Corazon C. Borja-Tabora, M.D., Carol Stephanie C. Lim-Tan, M.D., Ian Theodore G. Cabaluna, M.D., Reginald B. Balmeo , M.D. https://doi.org/10.56964/pidspj20232401005 Philippine Periodic Health Examination https://phex.ph/ sources