Thông tư 38/2017/TT-BYT danh mục bệnh truyền nhiễm phải sử dụng vắc xin sinh phẩm y tế bắt buộc

CIRCULAR

INTRODUCING LISTS OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES, SCOPE AND RECIPIENTS OF COMPULSORY VACCINES AND BIOLOGICALS

Pursuant to the Law on Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases No. 03/2007/QH12 dated November 21, 2007;

Pursuant to the Government's Decree No. 75/2017/ND-CP dated June 20, 2017, defining the functions, tasks, powers and organizational structure of the Ministry of Health;

Upon the request of the Director of the General Department of Preventive Medicine;

The Minister of Health hereby promulgates the Circular that introduces the lists of infectious diseases, scope and recipients of compulsory vaccines and biologicals.

Article 1. List of infectious diseases, recipients and schedule of compulsory vaccination

1. List of infectious diseases and compulsory vaccines used in the Expanded Program on Immunization:

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Infectious diseases prevented by vaccines available in Vietnam

Vaccines, vaccine recipients and Expanded Program on Immunization schedule

Vaccines

Recipients

Injection/oral administration schedule

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Hepatitis B

Single-antigen hepatitis B vaccines

Newborns

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Hepatitis B combination vaccines

Infants under 1 year of age

First dose: Infants at 2 months of age

Second dose: At least 1 month after first dose

Third dose: At least 1 month after second dose

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Tuberculosis

Tuberculosis vaccines

Infants under 1 year of age

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3

Diphtheria

Diphtheria combination vaccines

Infants under 1 year of age

First dose: At 2 months of age

Second dose: At least 1 month after first dose

Third dose: At least 1 month after second dose

Infants under 2 years of age

Repeated dose injection given at age of 18 months

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Whooping-cough

Whooping-cough combination vaccines

Infants under 1 year of age

First dose: Infants at 2 months of age

Second dose: At least 1 month after first dose

Third dose: At least 1 month after second dose

Infants under 2 years of age

Repeated dose injection given at age of 18 months

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Tetanus combination vaccines

Infants under 1 year of age

First dose: Infants at 2 months of age

Second dose: At least 1 month after first dose

Third dose: At least 1 month after second dose

Infants under 2 years of age

Repeated dose injection given at age of 18 months

Single-antigen tetanus vaccines

Pregnant women

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- First dose: Early injection during the first pregnancy

- Second dose: At least 1 month after first dose

- Third dose: At least 6 months after second dose or during the next pregnancy

- Fourth dose: At least 1 year after third dose or during the next pregnancy

- Fifth dose: At least 1 year after fourth dose or during the next pregnancy

2. Those who have been given 3 injections of vaccines containing standard-dose tetanus vaccine antigens:

- First dose: Early injection during the first pregnancy

- Second dose: At least 1 month after first dose

- Third dose: At least 1 year after second dose

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- First dose: Early injection during the first pregnancy

- Second dose: At least 1 year after first dose

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Polio

Multiple-antigen orally administered polio vaccines

Infants under 1 year of age

First dose: Infants at 2 months of age

Second dose: At least 1 month after first dose

Third dose: At least 1 month after second dose

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Infants under 1 year of age

Injection given at age of 5 months

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Haemophilus influenzae type b

Single-antigen Haemophilus influenzae type b vaccines or Haemophilus influenzae type b combination vaccines

Infants under 1 year of age

First dose: Infants at 2 months of age

Second dose: At least 1 month after first dose

Third dose: At least 1 month after second dose

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Measles

Single-antigen measles vaccines

Infants under 1 year of age

Injection given at age of 9 months

Measles combination vaccines

Infants under 2 years of age

Injection given at age of 18 months

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Japanese B Encephalitis

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Children aged 1 through 5 years

First dose: Children at 1 year of age

Second dose: 1 – 2 weeks after first dose

Third dose: 1 year after second dose

10

Rubella

Rubella combination vaccines

Children under 2 years of age

Injection given at age of 18 months

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3. Campaign-based or complementary vaccination must follow instructions of the Ministry of Health in specific cases.

4. The list referred to in clause 1 of this Article shall be revised by the Ministry of Health where necessary.

Article 2. List of infectious diseases, scope and recipients of vaccines and biologicals compulsory for persons at risk of catching infectious diseases in or from outbreak regions.

1. List of infectious diseases, compulsorily administered vaccines and biologicals:

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Name of infectious diseases

Compulsory vaccines and biologicals

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Diphtheria

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Polio

Multiple-antigen polio vaccines or combination vaccines

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Whooping-cough

Whooping-cough combination vaccines

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Rubella

Single-antigen rubella vaccines or combination vaccines

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Measles

Single-antigen measles vaccines or combination vaccines

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Cholera

Cholera vaccines

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Japanese B Encephalitis

Japanese B Encephalitis vaccines

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Rabies vaccines and anti-rabies serums

2. The scope and recipients of compulsory vaccines in the list given in clause 1 of this Article shall be determined under the decision of the Department of Health or under the instruction of the Ministry of Health, based on epidemic situations, conditions for supply of vaccines and available resources of each locality.

3. The list referred to in clause 1 of this Article shall be revised by the Ministry of Health where necessary.

Article 3. Entry into force

1. This Circular shall enter into force from January 1, 2018.

2. The Circular No. 26/2011/TT-BYT dated June 24, 2011 of the Minister of Health, introducing the lists of infectious diseases, scope and recipients of compulsory vaccines and biologicals, shall be repealed from the date of entry into force of this Circular.

In the course of implementation of this Circular, if there is any difficulty arising, the Ministry of Health (General Department of Preventive Medicine) should be promptly informed to consider taking possible actions./.

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