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History Form (for a child on a catch-up schedule) must be provided. Immunisations are most effective if given on their due date (see your ‘Save the Date to Vaccinate’ phone app or baby’s Blue Book for immunisation dates). Not immunising your child on time puts them at risk of catching a disease and becoming very sick.
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