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The document is the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) Investigations Operations Manual from 2014, which provides guidelines for reporting adverse events following vaccination. It includes instructions for completing the VAERS form, details on patient confidentiality, and legal requirements for healthcare providers to report reactions to vaccines. The manual emphasizes the importance of accurate data collection to enhance understanding of vaccine-related adverse events.

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Begin by filling in the 'Patient Name' and 'Address' fields. Ensure that you provide accurate information as this is crucial for maintaining confidentiality.
Complete the 'Vaccine administered by' section with the name of the healthcare provider who administered the vaccine.
In the 'Describe adverse event(s)' section, detail any symptoms or signs experienced by the patient, including treatment received if applicable.
Check all relevant boxes under 'Check all appropriate' to indicate any serious conditions related to the vaccination, such as hospitalization or permanent disability.
Fill out sections regarding previous vaccinations and any medications taken at the time of vaccination. This information helps in understanding potential correlations.
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Inspection Types Routine inspections of facilities and farms are conducted to assess regulatory compliance. The FDA Food Safety Modernization Act mandates an inspection frequency of at least once every three years for domestic high-risk facilities and at least once every five years for non-high-risk facilities.

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