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Many countries require specific travel immunizations for visitors. International Health Regulations require that yellow fever vaccine be administered only at designated Yellow Fever Vaccination Centers. In the United States the responsibility for designating Yellow Fever Vaccination Centers has been delegated to State Health Departments. and be approved by the Michigan Department of Community Health (MDCH). Sanofi pasteur will not allow the purchase of yellow fever vaccine by health care providers unless they are approved Uniform Stamp holders.Yellow Fever Provider Application (DCH-1292) In Michigan, health care providers who wish to purchase and administer yellow fever vaccine must complete the Sanofi pasteur to License Single Dose Japanese Encephalitis Vaccine
A physician, physician's assistant or nurse practitioner (with prescription-writing privileges) can legally administer the Yellow Fever vaccine after a physician completes the Yellow Fever Provider Application. Yellow Fever Center designation can be requested at the same time the Uniform Stamp is requested or at a later date if the physician already is a Uniform Stamp holder. The Yellow Fever Center Registration Form will be processed once the applicant has been approved for a Michigan Uniform Stamp. Yellow Fever Provider Application (DCH-1292)
Once you have received your Uniform Stamp and your completed Yellow Fever Provider Application is on file at the Michigan Department of Community Health (MDCH), you will automatically become a designated Yellow Fever Vaccination Center in Michigan and you will be eligible to purchase and administer yellow fever vaccine. You will be required to report your annual number of yellow fever doses administered to MDCH by January 15 of each year. .VAERS website
For more information and reporting forms, please contact VAERS at (800) 822-7967 or visit the .Information on febrile illness and serious adverse events after the administration of yellow fever vaccine is located on the following CDC website
. The survey should take about 5 minutes to complete.survey by Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health about yellow fever vaccination
Johns Hopkins University is conducting a study on side effects of the yellow fever vaccine. If you have been vaccinated against yellow fever in the last 2 days, or are planning to get vaccinated soon, you may participate in a
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Additional Travel Resources Yellow Fever Vaccine Information Statement When travel related vaccinations, particularly Yellow Fever vaccine, are required, the administered vaccines must be recorded on approved forms, such as those in the booklet PHS-731, International Certificates of Vaccination as Approved by the World Health Organization. If your doctor or public health office does not have this booklet, it can be purchased for $2.25 from the Superintendent of Documents, P.O. Box 371954, Pittsburgh, PA 15250-7954; telephone 202-512-1800, or Government Printing Office bookstores. To find this booklet on the International Certificates of Vaccination: U.S. Government Bookstore times. website, use the Search feature that is provided on that website by typing the booklet number (PHS-731) in the space provided. This booklet should be kept with your your passport at all.International Travel Vaccine Resources National Network for Immunization Information -- Disease specific information on all travel related vaccinesTravel Vaccination -- Listing of resources and research reports
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