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Informed Consent

Obtaining informed consent is essential to providing vaccination and ensures comprehension and willingness to participate. Consent includes adequately conveying all the necessary information for the recipient to make an informed decision to be immunized.   

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Last Reviewed: September 15, 2020

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Informed Consent Guidelines for Immunization

Organization: Manitoba Public Health Published: 2015
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Communicable Disease Control Manual - Chapter 2: Immunization - Appendix A - Informed Consent for Immunization

Organization: BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) Published: 2016
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Informed Consent Prior to Immunization: Initial Visit in Series (2 Months)--Parent Has Not Reviewed Material

Organization: Immunize BC Published: 2013
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Informed Consent Prior to Immunization: Initial Visit in Series (2 Months)--Parent Has Reviewed Material

Organization: Immunize BC Published: 2013
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Informed Consent Prior to Immunization: Subsequent Visit in Series (4 Months)

Organization: Immunize BC Published: 2013
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Informed Consent Prior to Immunization: Combination (Initial and Subsequent) Visit in Series (12 Months)

Organization: BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) Published: 2013
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Informed Consent Prior to Immunization: Standard Information for Chickenpox (Varicella) Vaccine

Organization: Immunize BC Published: 2013
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Informed Consent Prior to Immunization: Adult Immunization--Adult Does Not Have Capacity to Consent

Organization: BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) Published: 2013
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Informed Consent Prior to Immunization: Adult Immunization--Adult Has Capacity to Consent

Organization: BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) Published: 2013