Immunization Regulation Information
Immunization Regulation Part 1
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Immunization Regulation Part 2 & 3
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In December 2018, the Alberta government introduced requirements to standardize practices for all immunization providers, regardless of whether a vaccine is provincially funded or privately purchased. These requirements are part of the Alberta Immunization Regulation.
As of December 17, 2018:
- Health practitioners shall ensure that adverse events following immunization (AEFIs) are reported to Alberta Health Services within 3 days of becoming aware of the event.
- The Immunization Regulation also sets out requirements for vaccine, storage, handling and transportation.
As of January 1, 2021:
- Health practitioners will be required to ensure a report respecting immunizations and assessments is electronically submitted to Alberta Health within 7 days. Of note, retroactive reporting will be accepted but is not required unless a new immunization assessment is completed.
- Alberta Health has developed a web application called Immunization Direct Submission Mechanism (IDSM) to allow health practitioners to manually enter and submit immunization and assessment event information from a browser.
Immunization Regulation Frequently Asked Questions
Why do I need to submit immunization and assessment information to Alberta Health?
How is the Immunization Regulation enforced?
Additional Reference Material
Alberta Immunization Policy (AIP)
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Alberta Immunization Regulation (PDF)
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Alberta Vaccine Storage and Handling Policy for Provincially Funded Vaccine |
Immunization Reporting By Electronic Means
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Immunization Regulation Newsletters
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