CC-UC-00300 - Primary Health Care: Basic Flow - Immunization Child
Actors
- Client (child - 6 months to 16 years)
- Parent/guardian
- Medical administrator
- Registered nurse (RN)
Pre-conditions
- Client intake and registration has been completed.
- Client is following provincial/territorial immunization schedule.
- Client is covered under provincial/territorial health care insurance.
- Client is on the clinic's roster.
- Clinic system has the capacity for personalized immunization schedules including clinical decision support for forecasting.
| Step | Description | Data elements collected | Result |
| 1 | Client has arrived at the clinic for a pe-scheduled immunization. |
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The client is present and ready to begin the immunization encounter. CC-UC-00301 Immunization at school clinic. CC-UC-00302 Immunization at pharmacy. CC-UC-00303 Immunization at travel clinic. CC-UC-00304 Immunization at public health unit. |
| 2 | Registered nurse (RN) verifies client's allergy(ies) status and confirms there are no known allergies. |
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No known allergies are confirmed, and the client's medical record is updated. CC-UC-00305 Client is allergic to immunization compound. |
| 3 | RN takes the client's vital signs. |
Vital Signs
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Client's vital signs are recorded in the medical record. CC-UC-00306 Client has fever. |
| 4 | RN provides immunization education and obtains consent from client caregiver. |
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Immunization education is provided and client/caregiver's consent are recorded in the client's medical record. CC-UC-00307 Consent not given to immunize. |
| 5 | RN administers immunizations to client and provides and updates immunization record. |
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Immunization is administered and an updated immunization record is provided and recorded in the client's medical record. |
| 6 | RN records the immunization administration in the client's record. |
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The immunization administration is documented, and the client's medical record is updated. |
| 7 | RN instructs the client/client caregiver to remain at clinic for post-immunization monitoring as per local policy. |
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The client/caregiver remains at the clinic for post-immunization monitoring, and the client's medical record is updated. |
| 8 | The medical administrator schedules a follow-up appointment based on immunization forecasting needs. |
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A follow-up appointment is scheduled and recorded in the client's medical record. |
| 9 | Client leaves primary care clinic/public health unit after the appropriate monitoring period. |
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The client completes the post-immunization monitoring period, leaves the clinic, and the client's medical record is updated. CC-UC-00308 Immunization incident |
| 10 | Use case ends. | Not applicable | Not applicable |
Post-conditions
- No known allergies are confirmed.
- Immunization education is provided and client/caregiver's consent are recorded.
- Immunization is administered and an updated immunization record.
- A follow-up appointment is scheduled.
- Client's medical record is updated.
Contact us
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How to cite:
Canadian Institute for Health Information. CC-UC-00300 - Primary Health Care: Basic Flow - Immunization Child. Accessed November 02, 2026.