Immunization Resources for Vaccine Providers

• Thunder Bay form
• District forms - Please select the form for the branch office closest to your practice.
• You can also find the reporting form on the Ordering and Reporting Vaccines - Including AEFIs page; scroll down to the Reporting Vaccine Doses Administered tab to download the form.

Please see the following updated resources

• Mpox Vaccine Guidance - September 16, 2024 - English and French
• Mpox Vaccine Info Sheet - September 16, 2024 - English and French

• New products have been received; VAXNEUVANCE^© (Pneu-C-15) and PREVNAR 20™ (Pneu-C-20)
• Order using the new order form to request replacement products
• Find more information in the links below:
  • Memo from the CMOH (français)
  • Health Care Provider Fact Sheet: Children Aged 6 Weeks to 4 Years (français)
  • Health Care Provider Fact Sheet: High-Risk Individuals Aged 5 to 64 Years (français)
  • Health Care Provider Fact Sheet: Individuals Aged 65 Years and Older (français)
  • Vaccine Fact Sheet: Individuals Aged 6 Weeks and Older  (français)
  • Qs & As for Health Care Providers: Pneumococcal Vaccine Transition (français)
  • PREVNAR 20™ (Pneumococcal 20-valent) Product Monograph
  • VAXNEUVANCE® (Pneumococcal 15-valent) Product Monograph
• Return the phased out products (Pneu-C-13 and Pneu-P-23) using the Non-Reusable Vaccine (Spoiled or Expired) Return Form when picking up your replacement vaccine order.

• Sanofi Vaccines Canada is discontinuing PEDIACEL® and transitioning to the PENTACEL®.
• Providers can continue using PEDIACEL® until the vaccine’s expiry date. The products are interchangeable, even during the initial series.
• PENTACEL® requires reconstitution; refer to the Product monograph (français) and the Q and A document (français) for more information.
• ORDER vaccine once current stock of PEDIACEL® is depleted (e.g. vaccine users will not return PEDIACEL® or replace existing PEDIACEL® with PENTACEL® )

2024/2025 school year implementation plans will be shared as soon as they are available

Under Ontario’s Immunization of School Pupils Act (ISPA), all primary and secondary students must have proof of immunization against the following diseases to attend school (or a valid exemption):

• Diphtheria
• Tetanus (lockjaw)
• Polio
• Measles
• Mumps
• Rubella (German measles)
• Meningococcal Disease (which can cause meningitis)
• Pertussis (whooping cough), and
• Varicella (chickenpox; required for children born in 2010 or later). 

A medical exemption form is available for health care providers.

See TBDHU School Immunization page for details regarding TBDHU's 2024-2025 school-based immunization clinics for Grade 7 and High School students.