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IMMUNIZATION SKILLS CHECKLIST
Records an immunization encounter accurately and completely as per organizational guidelines Records the reason for and planned follow-up action when a scheduled immunization is not given Demonstrates appropriate knowledge of the process for reporting an adverse event following immunization (AEFI) Provides immunization record to client
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