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A full range of vaccinations is available.
Examples include:
- Hepatitis A and B
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Tetanus
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Typhoid
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Polio
- Flu (Influenza)
- Varicella
- Tuberculosis
Advice is available for staff who are travelling abroad and an on-site service is offered for groups.
Immunisation Regimes
Varicella
Number of injections: 2
Number of immunity blood tests: 0
Regime: 1) Injection
2) Injection 6 to 8 weeks after injection 1
Hepatitis A
Number of injections: 2
Number of immunity blood tests: 0
Regime: 1) Injection
2) Injection 6 months after injection 1
Hepatitis B (Primary)-Preferred option
Number of injections: 4
Number of immunity blood tests: 1
Regime: 1) Injection
2) Injection 1 month after injection 1
3) Injection 1 month after injection 2
4) Blood tests 2 to 4 months after injection 3
5) Injection (booster) 12 months after injection 3
Hepatitis B (Accelerated)
Number of injections: 4
Number of immunity blood tests: 1
Regime: 1) Injection
2) Injection 7 days after injection 1
3) Injection 14 days after injection 2
4) Blood test 2 to 4 months after injection 3
5) Injection (booster) 12 months after injection 3
Tuberculosis TB/BCG
Number of injections: 1
Number of immunity blood tests: 0
Regime: 1) Injection
Tuberculin skin test (Mantoux) or an interferon-gamma test is required prior to vaccination. The result of this test must be negative,
Typhoid
Number of injections: 1
Number of immunity blood tests: 0
Regime: 1) Injection
Must be given every 3 years to ensure protection.
Influenza
Number of injections: 1
Number of immunity blood tests: 0
Regime: 1) Injection (once a year)
Tetanus
Number of injections: 1
Number of immunity blood tests: 0
Regime: 1) Injection
Booster required every 10 years