immunisation

This simple guide to COVID-19 vaccination for at-risk children aged 12 to 15 outlines the benefits of vaccination, who is eligible, potential side effects and what to do next. You should read this before your vaccination.

This is a guide to the COVID-19 vaccine for people with a learning disability in Northern Ireland. 

This factsheet describes the infant pneumococcal conjugate vaccine schedule. Infants will be offered a dose of PCV vaccine at dose at 16 weeks old and again just after their first birthday. 

This revised leaflet for HSC staff highlights how important it is for staff to get their free flu vaccine this winter.

Information for healthcare professionals about the hexavalent (6-in-1) combination vaccine, given in the routine childhood immunisation programme.

This factsheet provides information for health professionals on the Humanpapillomavirus (HPV) immunisation programme for young people aged 12-13 years.

This guidance is for health professionals who deal with adults or children with no functioning spleen or splenic dysfunction and includes a suggested schedule of immunisation.

This factsheet offers advice on giving infant paracetamol after the meningitis B vaccination that is offered to infants aged 8 to 16 weeks.

This professional factsheet explains about the Meningitis B vaccination that is offered to infants aged from two months.

This factsheet explains about the Meningitis ACWY vaccination that is offered to teenagers aged 14-18 and young people starting university.

This booklet explains about the Meningitis ACWY vaccination that is offered to young people starting university.