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This an example of how to complete the log for refrigerator and freezer minimum and maximum temperatures.
NMSIIS is a confidential, computerized repository of individual immunization records that integrates information from birth and death records, public and private health care providers, and parental records.
Commonly asked questions about the vaccines for children program.
This document is a quick reference card & reference for NMSIIS Data Exchange.
This document includes information on setup, use, data and reports.
This document covers Frequently Asked Questions regarding the NMSIIS program.
This document covers Frequently Asked Questions regarding the NMSIIS for Schools.
This document covers Frequently Asked Questions regarding the NMSIIS for the public.
This document covers Frequently Asked Questions regarding the NMSIIS Data Exchange.
This document covers Frequently Asked Questions regarding the NMSIIS Providers.
Ideally, vaccine should be transported using a portable vaccine refrigerator or qualified pack-out. However, if these options are not available, you can follow the emergency packing procedures for refrigerated vaccines explained in this document.
These instructions are designed to assist your practice or clinic staff with the entry of accurate client information into NMSIIS. Providers should continue to enter immunization information directly into NMSIIS. Part B forms will continue to be accepted for those sites that have been approved by the NMDOH Immunization Program for paper submissions.
Frozen vaccines are very fragile. Routine transport of varicella-containing vaccines (MMRV, and varicella vaccine) is not allowed. These vaccines should be moved and transported only when absolutely necessary.
NMSIIS AFIX Data Snapshot Reports
NMSIIS Immunization Rates Reports
These instructions explain how to return vaccines in the New Mexico Statewide Immunization Information System.
The Immunization Practices Advisory Council and the New Mexico Department of Health urge all medical practices and health professionals to offer immunization against pneumococcal disease to children and adults. This flyer contains information and recommendations for the use of the two pneumococcal vaccines in adults.