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Hepatitis B Birth Dose

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Hepatitis B Birth Dose

Adoption - International
Dialysis
Disparities
Healthcare Personnel
HepB Birth Dose
Long-Term Care
Mandates & Exemptions
Men+Men
Needle Safety
Pregnancy
Tattoos & Piercing
Travel - International
Admission orders for labor & delivery and newborn units to prevent hepatitis B virus (HBV) transmission
For HBsAg screening in labor and delivery units and hepatitis B immunization in newborn nurseries [#P2130]
Give the Birth Dose! Providing all infants with hepatitis B vaccine saves lives.
Open letter from IAC urging the following organizations to support the birth dose: ACIP, AAP, ACOG, NMA, National Asian Pacific Islander Task Force on Hepatitis B Prevention, AHA by Deborah L. Wexler, MD, Executive Director, Immunization Action Coalition [#P2125]
Hepatitis B shots are recommended for all new babies
Brochure for parents of newborns [#P4110]
Languages:
SPANISH
ARABIC
CHINESE
FRENCH
KOREAN
TURKISH
VIETNAMESE
Medical errors put infants at risk for chronic hepatitis B virus infection
Rundown of six cases [#P2128]
Sample text for admission orders for hepatitis B vaccine birth dose in newborn nursery
This document gives sample text for admission orders for hepatitis B vaccine birth dose in a newborn nursery.[#P2131]
States report hundreds of medical errors in perinatal hepatitis B prevention
Results from IAC's surveys [#P2062]
Summary of recommendations for child/teen immunization
Four-page reference table on appropriate use, scheduling, and contraindications of childhood vaccines [#P2010]
Unprotected Babies: Two more infants chronically infected with hepatitis B virus . . . the medical errors continue
Summary of cases [#P2127]
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