Introduction
Immunization is essential for protecting communities and individuals from preventable diseases. Singapore has a comprehensive immunization program that provides free vaccines to all citizens and residents. This article provides a comprehensive guide to immunization records in Singapore, including information on how to access and use them.
What are Immunization Records?
Immunization records are official documents that contain a person's immunization history. They include information such as:
Why are Immunization Records Important?
Immunization records are important for several reasons:
Where to Access Immunization Records
There are several ways to access immunization records in Singapore:
1. HealthHub App: The HealthHub app allows users to view and download their immunization records electronically.
2. National Immunisation Registry (NIR): The NIR is a central database that contains the immunization records of all Singapore citizens and residents. You can request a copy of your records by completing an online form.
3. Healthcare Providers: You can also request a copy of your immunization records from your doctor or clinic.
How to Use Immunization Records
Immunization records can be used for various purposes:
1. Proof of Immunization: To provide proof of immunization for travel, school, or employment purposes.
2. Medical Reference: To provide healthcare providers with information about your immunization history.
3. Vaccine Schedule Tracking: To track your vaccine schedule and ensure that you are up-to-date on your vaccinations.
Specific Immunizations Required in Singapore
The following immunizations are recommended for children and adults in Singapore:
Children:
Adults:
Key Statistics on Immunization in Singapore
Conclusion
Immunization records are essential for maintaining public health and protecting individuals from preventable diseases. In Singapore, immunization records are readily accessible and can be used for various purposes. By using and maintaining immunization records, individuals and healthcare providers can ensure that they are up-to-date on vaccinations and protect themselves and their communities from preventable diseases.
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