How to Record and Report Catch-Up Vaccinations

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Leave no one behind: guidance for planning and implementing catch-up vaccination

In this video, we will answer some key questions about how to record and report catch-up vaccinations. 1. Where do you record vaccine doses that were administered beyond the recommended age? 2. What should you do if a reporting form does not have space to capture late doses? 3. How do you record the first dose in a series if it is given when the second or third dose is due? 4. What do you do if a home-based record is lost or missing?