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How to fill out the Australian Immunisation Register online
This guide provides clear instructions for completing the Australian Immunisation Register form online. It is designed to assist individuals in accurately filling out the necessary details to report vaccine exemptions due to medical contraindications or natural immunity.
Follow the steps to complete the form efficiently.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in your preferred online editor.
- Fill in the individual’s details, including their Medicare card number or Individual Healthcare Identifier, family name, given names, date of birth, and gender. Ensure all information is accurate.
- Indicate if the individual has a permanent vaccine exemption due to a medical contraindication or natural immunity by selecting the appropriate checkbox.
- For medical contraindications, tick the relevant conditions that apply. This includes options like previous anaphylaxis or significant immunocompromise specific to live attenuated vaccines.
- If claiming natural immunity, list the specific diseases, such as Hepatitis B or Measles, and provide confirmation details, indicating if the evidence is from laboratory testing or a physician-based diagnosis.
- Complete the Provider’s declaration section with your Medicare Provider number or AIR Registration number and full name, affirming the accuracy of the information provided.
- Sign the form digitally or print it to sign manually. Ensure the date of signature is recorded.
- Once completed, return the form online using the appropriate upload function in your health professional's online services.
Complete your documents online today for a smoother process.
Tracie Hibbard, Director, Australian Immunisation Register Department of Human Services, provides an overview of the latest enhancements to the AIR, how providers can ensure that immunisation status records of all patients are kept up to date as well as the resources available to support the AIR in practice.