Revised for 2016.
Formerly “After your Influenza Immunisation”.
Designed to explain the precautions to take after vaccination. Previously classified as MED0039.

Formerly “Most Immunisations Have No Reaction…”
Gives information for parents and caregivers about what may happen after their child is immunised, and what they can do to help. Revised July 2014. MoH code HE1504. Previously classified as MED0120.

Information for teenagers and adults about what may happen after they are immunised, and what they can do to help with any symptoms. MoH code HE2505.

Revised November 2016.
Formerly Year 7 Immunisation: School Programme.
Post-vaccination letter describing the reactions a child may have to the diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis vaccination. MoH code HE1313. Previously classified as MED0145.

Available in Canterbury and West Coast only.
Form for parents who do want their childs immunisation data recorded on the National Immunisation Register (NIR). For use by midwives, vaccinators and practice nurses. MoH code HP3823. Previously classified as MED0200.

Updated for 2016.
Recommends that pregnant women get the seasonal flu vaccination, due to the increased risks to mother and baby. Previously classified as MED0222.

Available in Canterbury and West Coast only.
Information pack on the BCG Vaccination programme. For use by midwives, vaccinators and practice nurses. Previously classified as MED0195.

Download in other languages from www.healthed.govt.nz
Information on how to look after the BCG vaccination site. Revised November 2014. MoH code HE2226. Previously classified as MED0075.

Information for lead maternity carers and other health professionals about TB, which children should be offered the BCG vaccination, and post-vaccination care. Revised November 2014. MoH code HE2204. Previously classified as MED0074.

Download in other languages from www.healthed.govt.nz
Information about TB and the BCG vaccination enabling parents/caregivers to make an informed decision about having their baby vaccinated. Revised November 2014. MoH code HE2205. Previously classified as MED0066.

Revised March 2017.
Gives information about diseases, infections, immunity, vaccines and immunisation for families of babies and young children. MoH code HE1323. Previously classified as MED0089.

Promotes making sure that under 19s are up to date with their vaccinations. Previously classified as MED0208.

Encourages young adults to check their measles immunisation status with their institution’s student health clinic, or their family doctor or health nurse. MoH code HE2427. Previously classified as MED0221.

Recommends that pregnant women get the seasonal flu vaccination, due to the increased risks to mother and baby. This resource is double sided. Previously classified as MED0223.

Formerly “Don’t let the flu knock you! Get immunised”.
Helpful information about influenza immunisation. Previously classified as MED0038.

BACK adhesive sticker for use on windows. Encourages people to get the seasonal influenza vaccination. Previously classified as MED0248.

Encourages and promotes the seasonal influenza vaccine. Folds into A3 and A4 posters. Previously classified as MED0235.

Encourages people to get the seasonal influenza vaccination. Previously classified as MED0247.

Promotes immunising children on time and how to register for an email reminder service when these immunisations are due. Part of the Immunise for Life campaign. Previously classified as MED0134.

Revised February 2017.
Encourages parents and caregivers to check their teenager”s immunisation status and to talk to their health professional if they need to catch up. MoH code HE2501. Previously classified as MED0243.

Available in Canterbury and West Coast only.
Information pack on the Hepatitis B. For use by midwives, vaccinators and practice nurses. Previously classified as MED0196.

Revised January 2017.
Explains the vaccination against human papillomavirus (HPV), the main cause of cervical cancer. For girls, young women and their families.
Formerly “HPV Vaccine for Cervical Cancer”.

Download in other languages from www.healthed.govt.nz
Consent form for school HPV vaccination and includes information for parents and guardians. Revised September 2014. MoH code HE2044. Previously classified as WOH0092.

Limited to 5 copies per order.
Promotes protecting your children, your whānau and our community from serious diseases, by getting immunised on time. MoH code HE2376. Previously classified as MED0124.

Limited to 5 copies per order.
Promotes protecting your children, your whānau and our community from serious diseases, by getting immunised on time. Based on MoH resource HE2376. Previously classified as MED0132.

Available in Canterbury and West Coast only.
Information pack of articles relating to immunisation for midwives, vaccinators and practice nurses. Previously classified as MED0197.

Revised May 2017. Reprinted June 2017.
Stand-alone form replicating immunisation certificate page in the Well Child Tamariki Ora My Health Book. MoH code HE7013. Previously classified as MED0090.

Available in Canterbury and West Coast only.
Form for use by midwives, vaccinators and practice nurses. MoH code HP4592. Previously classified as MED0201.

Available in Te Reo Māori.
Information about immunisation for early childhood services and primary school staff. Reprinted September 2014. MoH code HE1106. Previously classified as MED0104.

Revised May 2017. Reprinted June 2017.
Previously available as a sticker.
For Well Child books not already carrying the latest immunisation schedule. MoH code HE1309. Previously classified as MED0147.

Revised May 2017. Reprinted June 2017.
Available in Te Reo Māori.
Class immunisation register for early childhood services and primary schools. MoH code HE1111. Previously classified as MED0087.

Available in Canterbury and West Coast only.
Information pack containing packs MED0194 to MED0198. For use by midwives, vaccinators and practice nurses. Previously classified as MED0199.

Limited to 1 copy per order.
Stories from parents who chose to delay or not vaccinate their children against measles because of concerns about the vaccine, whose children became very sick during the 2011 measles outbreak. MoH code HP5527. Previously classified as MED0139.

Revised March 2017.
Gives details of the National Immunisation Schedule including the diseases your child can be vaccinated against, and when these should take place. MoH code HE1221. Formerly titled “Protect Your Child”. Previously classified as MED0095.

Gives information about chickenpox (varicella), including who is at risk, symptoms, preventing spread, and protecting babies by immunising on time. MoH code HE2519.

Download in other languages from www.healthed.govt.nz
Explains the vaccination against human papillomavirus (HPV). MoH code HE2012.

Advises those in at risk groups (babies, under 5s, teenagers and young adults) to get immunised against meningococcal disease. MoH code HE2394. Previously classified as MED0151.

Gives information to parents on what to do and how to stop the spread if your baby or child has rotavirus. Also explains how free immunisation can protect your baby from rotavirus. MoH code HE2425. Previously classified as MED0228.

Gives information about whooping cough – including who is at risk, symptoms, preventing it from spreading, and protecting babies by immunising on time. MoH code HE2503. Previously classified as MED0246.

Revised March 2017.
Download in other languages from www.healthed.govt.nz
Information for parents and caregivers, including the recommended ages for babies to receive their immunisations. MoH code HE1327. Previously classified as MED0148.

Flipchart designed for use by health professionals when talking about immunisation with expectant or new parents. MoH code HP6246.

Replaces “Meningococcal Disease: Advice for GP Diagnosis and Management”
Information for health professionals including signs and symptoms and recommendend antibiotics for suspected cases. MoH code HE2402. Previously classified as MED0153.

Available in Te Reo Māori and Pacific languages.
Gives information about the symptoms of meningococcal disease and what to do if someone has them – seek medical advice quickly. Reprinted February 2014. MoH code HE2395. Previously classified as MED0150.

Gives information on the symptoms of meningococcal disease and information on why vaccination is important for current or soon-to-be university students. Previously classified as MED0220.

Available in Canterbury and West Coast only.
Information pack of Ministry of Health resources relating to immunisation. For use by midwives, vaccinators and practice nurses. Previously classified as MED0198.

Available in Canterbury and West Coast only.
Information pack on the National Immunisation Register. For use by midwives and practice nurses. Previously classified as MED0194.

Gives information for parents about pneumococcal disease, including complications and prevention through immunisation. MoH code HE2403. Previously classified as MED0143.

Encourages women to protect their baby, by getting immunised while pregnant against influenza and whooping cough. MoH code HE2504. Previously classified as MED0245.

Available in Canterbury region only.
Gives information for pregnant women and new mothers on how they can protect their baby from whooping cough (pertussis). Supports the Immunise for Life initiative.

Available in Canterbury region only.
Gives information for pregnant women and new mothers on how they can protect their baby from whooping cough (pertussis). Supports the Immunise for Life initiative. Previously classified as MED0204.

Available in Canterbury and West Coast only.
Form for use by midwives, vaccinators and practice nurses. MoH code HP3822. Previously classified as MED0202.

Updated February 2017.
Available in Canterbury region only.
Encourages teenagers and their parents to have their vaccinations at age 11.
Formerly titled “Smart girls get their HPV immunisation”.

Gives information for adults about where your immunisation details are held. MoH code HE2423. Previously classified as MED0219.

Revised May 2017. Reprinted June 2017.
Summarises vaccine information for vaccinators and health professionals. Shows photos of the vaccines given at each age, plus the range of diseases covered by the immunisation schedule. MoH code HE1308. Previously classified as MED0137.

Reminder stickers of the vaccinations available to pregnant women. For use by for lead maternity carers. Previously classified as MED0233.

Promotes protecting your children, your whānau and our community from serious diseases, by getting immunised on time. Revised January 2015. MoH code HE2375. Previously classified as MED0125.

Encourages pregnant women to get the free seasonal flu vaccination, to protect both mother and baby from the increased risk of infection. Previously classified as MED0232.

Limit of 1 copy per order.
Explains Year 7 immunisation and provides information about the diseases included in the vaccine. Also covers how immunisations work and why you need it. MoH code HE2432.

Download Pacific translations from www.healthed.govt.nz
Consent form for parents and caregivers, which explains about immunisation of year 7 students. Revised June 2015. MoH code HE1312. Previously classified as MED0146.

Download Pacific translations from www.healthed.govt.nz
For students and parents without access to school immunisation programmes (applicable only in some South Island areas). Revised December 2012. MoH code HE1503. Previously classified as MED0168.

Encourages health professionals to have the seasonal influenza vaccination. Previously classified as MED0038A.