AIR coordinators in Waikato are undertaking a review of unenrolled tamariki who are under-immunised, with the goal of ensuring whānau can access the immunisations their children need.
This work involves two key strands:
As part of this process, coordinators may need to trace where whānau last accessed medical services. Your practice may receive a phone call from a community immunisation provider following up to support whānau engagement. No action is required from your team unless you're able to assist with this information.
For questions or further information, contact Catherine Tobin, Interim Clinical Service Manager – Child Health & Nurse Lead Waikato.
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