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UnderstandingStudentImmunizationCertificates:680 FormKristy Goff, RN, BSNNurse EducatorFlorida Department of Healthin Broward CountyKristina.Goff@flhealth.gov
ObjectivesAt the conclusion of this live session, the participant willbe able to: Locate and identify Immunization Services providedby Florida Department of Health in Broward CountyLocate resources to assist with review of 680 formsReview student’s immunization record/680 formaccuratelyIdentify actions to be taken if immunization record isnot in compliance with Florida School EntryVerbalize important key points when reviewing a 680form
Florida Department of Health:Mission and Vision Mission:To protect, promote & improvethe health of all people in Florida throughintegrated state, county, & communityefforts Vision: To Be the Healthiest State in theNation
Immunization Services FDOHin Broward County provide allrequired immunizations for children throughVaccines For Children. This service is free ofcharge to uninsured/underinsured children18 years old and younger. Additionally, we provide MeningococcalVaccine and HPV9 vaccine to children inour community through this program.
Immunization Information forEdgar Mills Health CenterPhysical Address:900 NW 31st AvenueFort Lauderdale, FL 33315Phone:954-467-4700Monday8:00 AM - 4:00 PMTuesday8:00 AM - 4:00 PMWednesday8:00 AM - 4:00 PMThursday11:00 AM - 7:00 PM (No Skin Testing for Tuberculosis on Thursday’s)Friday**8:00 AM - 4:00 PMSaturdayClosedSundayClosed**On the 2nd and 4th Friday of the month, Immunization Services are offered from 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM.No Tuberculosis (TB) Skin Test (PPD) offered on Thursday
Immunization Information forPaul Hughes Health CenterPhysical Address:205 NW 6th AvenuePompano Beach, FL 33060Phone:954-467-4700MondayTuesday8:00 AM - 4:00 PM11:00 AM - 7:00 PMWednesday8:00 AM - 4:00 PMThursday8:00 AM - 4:00 PM (No Skin Testing for Tuberculosis on Thursday’s)Friday**8:00 AM - 4:00 PMSaturdayClosedSundayClosed**On the 2nd and 4th Friday of the month, Immunization Services are offered from 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM.No Tuberculosis (TB) Skin Test (PPD) offered on Thursday
What are the preventable uploads/2014/09/ChildImmunizations.pdf
otos/variaap001.jpgChild very swollen under the jaw and in thecheeks due to mumpsCourtesy of Centers for Disease Control andPreventionDiphtheriaChild has diphtheria, thick gray coating overback of throatSource: Centers for Disease Control andPreventionHaemophilus Influenzae BChild has swollen face due to Hib infectionCourtesy of Children’s Immunization Project, St.Paul, MinnesotaRubellaCharacteristic maculopapular rash indicativeof rubellaCourtesy of Centers for Disease Control and http://phil.cdc.gov/phil/details.asp?pid 1150PreventionMeasles
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Key PointPolio (IPV/OPV) The fourth dose of polio vaccine should be givenon or after the child’s fourth birthday and prior toentry into kindergarten.Effective school year 2011/2012 for kindergartenentry only, if the fourth dose of polio vaccine wasadministered prior to the fourth birthday, a fifthdose of polio is required.If the third dose of polio is administered on or afterthe fourth birthday, then the fourth polio dose isnot required.Students who started their immunizations afterseven years of age should receive a total of threedoses of polio vaccine.
Key PointTdapTetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis Studentswho started their immunizationsafter seven years of age should receive atotal of three doses of adult tetanusdiphtheria (Td) vaccine with Tdapreplacing one dose of the Td. This Tdap dose will meet the 7th graderequirement.
Key PointTemporary Medical Exemption(DH 680 Form Part B) Anychild who has incompletedocumentation of vaccination for therequired number of doses should beadmitted after the first dose(s) and issueda Temporary Medical Exemption (DH 680Form Part B) and scheduled for the nextdose(s) according to age and dosagespacing.
Key PointImmunizations and School Entry According to Florida School Health AdministrativeGuidelines, Section III, Chapter 9, certification ofimmunization or exemption is required of all studentsPRIOR to admittance or attendance in the publicand non public school. This will be in the form of: DH Form 680 Part A, B, or CDH Form 680 Certification of ImmunizationDH Form 681 Religious ExemptionStudents who are experiencing homelessness shall begiven a temporary exemption for 30 school days to complywith school entry requirements.An authorized school official may issue a temporaryexemption for a period not to exceed 30 days, to permitstudents who transfer into a new country to attend classuntil his/her records can be obtained (s. 1003.22(5)(e),F.S.)
Key PointWhat do I do if the DH680 form isincomplete, expired, or is notpresented for entry into school? Accordingto Florida School HealthAdministrative Guidelines, Section III,Chapter 9: Mandatory exclusion from school is requiredby law in Florida until acceptableimmunization documentation is presented.
Let’s Review 680’s
DOB: 06/01/2010 Age: 5 YearsGrade: K
DOB: 05/29/2010 Age: 5 YearsGrade: K
DOB: 01/25/2005 Age: 10 YearsGrade: 5th
DOB: 9/12/1999 Age: 16 yearsGrade: 10th
DOB:02/14/2002 Age: 13 yearsGrade: 8th
DOB: 06/09/2007 Age: 8 yearsGrade: 3rd
DOB:06/18/2000 Age: 15 yearsGrade: 9th
DOB:12/11/1998 Age: 16 yearsGrade: 10th
DOB:03/07/2008 Age: 7 yearsGrade: 2nd
DOB:07/11/2007 Age: 8 yearsGrade: 3rd
DOB:01/03/2004 Age: 11 yearsGrade: 6th
Religious Exemption
Additional Resources Immunization Guidelines: Effective March 2013Rule 64D-3.046, Florida Administrative CodeFDOH in Broward County:Laurie Colon-Villafane954-467-4700 ext 3100Florida Department of Health Website:Immunization Schedules and schedules-and-requirements/index.html
Questions and Answers
Objectives At the conclusion of this live session, the participant will be able to: Locate and identify Immunization Services provided by Florida Department of Health in Broward County Locate resources to assist with review of 680 forms Review student's immunization record/680 form accurately
