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Immunization Registries
Orange County Immunization Coalition

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Immunization registries are confidential, computerized information systems, which enable providers to track and update the immunization records, assess which vaccinations are due, and identify who should be sent reminder notices among their patients. photo: mother with children reviewing form Immunization registries offer opportunities for providers to have access to the most up-to-date immunization records for their children patients.  By utilizing the immunization registries, providers can also work to achieve the goals of decreasing rates of under and/or over-immunization and increasing rates of vaccination coverage within their community.

To implement the immunization registries in Orange County, an internet based computerized database system called the California Automated Immunization Registry (CAIR) application is being utilized. In order to effectively utilize this application, the County of Orange has partnered with the Los Angeles County to be a part of the Los Angeles-Orange Immunization Network (LINK). LINK is one of ten Regional Immunizations Registries in California.

LINK is a partnership among neighboring counties and cities, which include Los Angeles County, City of Pasadena, City of Long Beach, and Orange County. By collaborating with these local health departments, an effort can be made to best achieve the goal set by the Healthy People 2010, which is to enroll 95% of children from birth through age five in an immunization registry by 2010.

With the help of immunization registries, together we can work to minimize missed vaccination opportunities and help our children to stay healthy and disease-free!