Guidance

Routine immunisations for children: information on vaccines and timing

Routine childhood immunisation schedule for diseases such as tetanus, diphtheria and polio.

• From: Public Health England
• Published: 30 July 2012
• Last updated: 3 April 2013
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  1. 3 April 2013

     Replaces the November 2010 version, which remains in print until all the girls who started their vaccination courses with Cervarix have completed them with Cervarix. This new poster has been updated to include Gardasil, the HPV vaccine that replaces Cervarix from September 2012.

  2. 30 July 2012

     First published.

This publication was withdrawn on 29 November 2019

This guidance is no longer in use. Please see the current routine childhood immunisation schedule for the latest schedule.

Applies to England

Documents

[Withdrawn] Routine childhood immunisation poster (A4 version)

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[Withdrawn] Routine childhood immunisation poster (A3 version)

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Details

Poster providing guidance on when children are usually given specific vaccinations, which diseases routine vaccines protect against and where on the body injections are given.