Vaccination is a major concern for every parent. In order to make parents feel at ease and at ease, 93 child vaccination sites in the city have established "standardized outpatient clinics".
So what is special about "standardized outpatient clinic" ? Let’s learn about it together.
Standardized outpatient clinic
On the morning of June 13, Mr. Li, a citizen, came to the Community Health Service Center of Hehai Street, New Taipei District for vaccination.
It only took about half an hour from the number collection to the completion of vaccination. Not only is it fast, Mr. Li can also learn about the manufacturer, product batch number and other information of the child’s vaccination through the screen information on the vaccination table.
"Safe, rest assured" , this is the first feeling that standardized outpatient clinics bring to parents.
It is understood that standardized outpatient clinics are divided into seven functional areas, namely waiting area, inquiry area, registration area, vaccination room, observation room, abnormal reaction treatment room and cold chain library . The seven functional areas divide the labors and connect the entire vaccination process.
At present, 93 children’s vaccination clinics in our city have completed standardized outpatient construction. The children’s vaccination clinic in the city of our city is open for three days a week, and weekend clinics are added to facilitate surrounding citizens. In addition, some children's vaccination clinics have also installed vaccination notification and confirmation systems, so parents can scan their fingerprints to confirm relevant information about vaccination.
There are too many types of vaccines, can’t you tell me clearly?
When will it be unknown?
vaccination timetable
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The above vaccination timetable is applicable to most areas of the country. Of course, some areas [Class I vaccines] are updated. Parents who have any questions, please call the local 12320 public health public welfare hotline for consultation.
In principle, the second-class vaccine is self-funded and voluntary. However, the second-class vaccines in the picture are important supplements to the first-class vaccines and can provide more comprehensive protection for children. If conditions permit, it is recommended to be vaccinated.
In addition, there are some second-class vaccines, which are substitutes for first-class vaccines. In order to avoid duplication, they are not listed in the article, such as penta vaccine, inactivated hepatitis A vaccine, AC-HIB triple vaccine, ACYW135 group tetravalent meningitis vaccine, etc. Parents can choose according to their needs!
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