Immunisation resources

A list of resources – including apps, audio and video resources and other publications – about immunisation.

Resources - general public

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Vaccine safety in Australia AusVaxSafety – Summary report 2023

AusVaxSafety is a national system monitoring vaccine safety in Australia. The report shows how people receiving vaccines, or their parents and carers, responded to the SMS about their health a few days after vaccination at each schedule point in the National Immunisation Program in Australia 2023.
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Childhood immunisations – the schedule

The National Immunisation Program schedule outlines the routine childhood immunisations recommended for all children in Australia. In this video, Australian Government Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer Alison McMillan answers questions from parents and carers about the schedule.
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Childhood immunisations – vaccine safety

Childhood immunisation is a safe and effective way to protect children against serious disease. Vaccines go through many stages of development and testing. Australian Government Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer Alison McMillan explains how vaccine safety is ensured.
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Childhood immunisations – how do they work?

Parents and carers have lots of questions about childhood immunisations, and how they work to protect their child against illness. In this video, Australian Government Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer Alison McMillan answers some of the top questions.
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Childhood immunisation – what parents can expect

In this video, Australian Government Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer Alison McMillan explains what parents and carers should expect when their child goes to get their first vaccination. This includes how they can prepare their child for vaccinations, what happens during the appointment and more.
A Doctor standing in a garden being interviewed about shingles
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Shingles vaccination – Dr Eileen

Dr Eileen describes the serious complications of shingles and urges people to protect themselves from the virus.
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