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Vaccinating consumers aged 12 to 15 years For information on informed consent please see section Obtaining informed consent below.

16.1 Vaccine safety and additional considerations for consumers aged 12 to 15 years Similarly, as with consumers over the age of 16 years, it is important to assess the administration site and select the correct needle length. Most commonly, the same needles used for adults would be used for consumers aged 12-15 years. Interaction with other vaccines If possible, the COVID-19 vaccination should be given 7-days before or after administering the live-attenuated shingles vaccine (Zostavax). Other vaccines on the National Immunisation Schedule can be given before, after or at the same time as the COVID-19 vaccination. Ensuring young people have adequate understanding of the vaccine and can provide informed consent IMAC and the Ministry are working on training and guidance material to support vaccinators to gauge a consumer’s ability to provide informed consent. It is important that a robust conversation occurs prior to vaccination, where the consumer has an opportunity to have any questions answered and concerns addressed.

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Appendix K: Vaccination practice variation according to the COVID-19 Protection Framework changes

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Appendix J: Risk mitigations for vaccination sites

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Appendix E: CVIP logistics overview/cheat sheets

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Appendix D: Logistics and inventory management

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Appendix G: Vaccination site screening questions

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Variations

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Incidents

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National Immunisation Booking System

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Affected persons under the Vaccinations Order

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COVID-19 Trial Vaccinations

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Home vaccinations

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Mobile vaccination team

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Vaccination in Hospital

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Vaccination and Surveillance Testing

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Vaccination in high-risk or screened ‘positive’ consumers

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Third primary dose for severely immunocompromised

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Section E: Additional programme guidance, variations and incidents

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AstraZeneca Vaccine administration and observation

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AstraZeneca Preparation of doses

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AstraZeneca Operational phase

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Booking and scheduling

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Section D: AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine

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Paediatric Pfizer Vaccine administration and observation

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Paediatric Pfizer Preparation of doses

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Pfizer Vaccine administration and observation

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Pfizer Preparation of doses

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Pfizer Operational phase

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Protecting security and privacy

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Vaccinating consumers aged 12 to 15 years

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Booking and scheduling

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Becoming a COVID-19 Vaccination site

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Site readiness and closure

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Disposal of consumables, vaccine, and vaccine packaging

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COVID-19 Immunisation Register

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Logistics

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Vaccine storage and handling

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Infection prevention and control (IPC

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Preparing the vaccination workforce

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Equipment ordering and demand planning

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Site considerations

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Section A: Ready to vaccinate

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