IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Three doses of PCV10 before 12 months of age is equivalent to:
- Two doses of PCV10 given 8 weeks apart starting under 7 months of age and finishing under 12 months of age,♦ or
- Two doses of PCV10 given 4 weeks apart starting 7–11 months of age and finishing under 12 months of age.♦
♦ Receipt of the infant doses is about best protection during the first year of life:
- All children who received a complete course of infant PCV10 doses need a PCV10 booster dose when aged 12–59 months for best protection until they are aged 5 years.
- All children who did not receive a complete course of infant PCV10 doses need two PCV10 doses given 8 weeks apart when aged 12–59 months for best protection until they are aged 5 years.
PCV10 – On-time immunisation for infants aged under 12 months |
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No PCV10 doses |
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PCV10 given at 6 weeks |
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PCV10 given at 6 weeks and 3 months |
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PCV10 given at 6 weeks and 5 months |
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PCV10 given at 6 weeks, 3 months and 5 months |
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PCV10 – Catch-up immunisation for infants aged under 12 months |
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No PCV10 doses |
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One PCV10 dose |
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Two PCV10 doses given aged 6 months or younger with less than 8 weeks between doses |
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Two PCV10 doses given aged 7–11 months with 4 weeks or longer between doses |
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Two PCV10 doses given with 8 weeks or longer between doses |
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PCV10 – Catch-up immunisation for children aged 12–59 months |
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No PCV10 doses |
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First PCV10 given aged 6 months or younger |
One PCV10 dose |
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Two PCV10 doses with less than 8 weeks between doses |
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Two PCV10 doses with 8 weeks or longer between doses |
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Three PCV10 doses |
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First PCV10 given aged 7–11 months |
One PCV10 dose |
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Two PCV10 doses with 4 weeks or longer between doses |
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First PCV10 given aged 12 months or older |
One PCV10 dose |
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Two PCV10 doses with 8 weeks or longer between doses |
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