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The document provides detailed instructions for sorting students into online reporting categories based on their immunization status, using the California School Immunization Record (Blue Card). It outlines how to categorize students as having met requirements, needing follow-up, or missing doses, and specifies the criteria for each category. Additionally, it includes guidance on reporting procedures and emphasizes the importance of accurate categorization for compliance with state regulations.

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Begin by reviewing each child's California School Immunization Record (Blue Card). Focus on the lower right corner where you will find the 'II. Status of Requirements' section.
Sort each child into appropriate groups based on their immunization status. Use the letters A through E as a guide, placing cards into 'All Required Immunizations' or 'Missing Doses'.
For children categorized under 'Missing Doses', further sort them into six piles (B-G) according to specific reasons for missing immunizations.
Mark each child in a single reporting group. Most students will fall under category A if they have all required immunizations. Only categorize them under B-G if they are missing doses.
Utilize the worksheet provided within the form to tally and report any missing vaccines accurately before submitting your report online.

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Can parents access Cair?

CAIR is safe and private. By law, it can be used only by authorized people in the medical office or health plan that serves your child. In addition, schools, childcare centers, WIC programs, foster care agencies, and other programs can be authorized to look up shot recordsbut only for the children they serve.

How do I get proof of immunity for MMR?

Presumptive evidence of immunity can be established in any of the following ways: Written documentation of one or more doses of a measles-containing vaccine administered on or after the first birthday for preschool-age children and adults not considered high risk.

How long do pediatricians keep immunization records?

Doctors and health clinics keep records of the vaccines they give to your child. Keep in mind that they may save records for only a few years. If your child has gotten vaccines at different locations, you may have to contact each of them to get your childs records.

Does VA keep immunization records?

Yes, you can use the VA Blue Button, to view, print or download a combined list of your Immunization information, to include: VA Immunizations from your VA health record.

How to prove you have had MMR?

Your GP surgery should be able to check whether youve had both doses of the MMR vaccine. You may also be able to access your vaccination record online through GP online services.

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How do I prove that I had MMR?

MMR Immunization Proofs If no lab work exists showing you are otherwise immune, you must have official proof of two MMR vaccinations. immigration immunization records, and immunization registry records A copy of a physician office immunization record (physician office information must be included).

How do you prove the MMR vaccine?

Acceptable presumptive evidence of immunity against measles includes at least one of the following: written documentation of adequate vaccination: laboratory evidence of immunity. laboratory confirmation of measles (verbal history of measles does not count) birth before 1957.

How do I check if I have taken the MMR vaccine?

If youre unsure whether youve been vaccinated, you should first try to find your vaccination records. If you do not have written documentation of MMR vaccine, you should get vaccinated. The MMR vaccine is safe, and there is no harm in getting another dose if you may already be immune to measles, mumps, or rubella.

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