Measles - Department of Health
Healthcare professionals must immediately notify the Rhode Island Department of Health about any suspected case of measles to ensure rapid testing and investigation. Public health officials closely monitor measles outbreaks and provide updated guidance as needed.
Infectious Disease Data - Department of Health
State of Rhode Island: Department of Health. Purpose: To monitor the trends in incidence and prevalence of infectious diseases of public health importance. Key Information: Infectious disease data, including demographics, geographic, and seasonal distribution of reportable diseases.; Collection Period: 2017-2022 (These data are updated in October each year.)
Pediatric state-supplied vaccines are provided to Rhode Island healthcare providers at no cost for all children (insured and uninsured) <19 years. Adult state-supplied vaccines are provided to Rhode Island healthcare providers
Immunization Program’s mission is to protect all Rhode Island children from these vaccine-preventable diseases. Vaccinate Before You Graduate (VBYG), a school-located vaccination program, helps achieve this mission by making 11 important vaccines available to Rhode Island middle and high school students at no out-of-pocket cost.
Reportable Diseases & Conditions - Department of Health
Based on State regulations, the following diseases and conditions must be reported to the Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH) on the day of recognition or strong suspicion of disease (401-222-2577 or 401-276-8046 after hours). Also report all clusters and outbreaks of illnesses that may not be listed below.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL PHYSICAL FORM This form may substitute for any district-issued form. All districts must accept this form. General health examinations shall be documented in a standardized format
Rhode Island’s Recommended Childhood Immunization Schedule for Routine1 Vaccination Using State-Supplied Vaccines2 November 2024 MONTHS BIRTH ... (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) Chickenpox (Varicella) Hepatitis A MCV4 (Meningococcal conjugate) MenB (Meningococcal serotype B) HPV9 3 (Human papilloma-virus) Influenza
In accordance with the Rhode Island Department of Health Rules and Regulations Pertaining to Immunization and Communicable Disease Testing in Preschool, School, Colleges or Universities [R23-1-IMM], all students entering 7th grade are required to have the following immunizations: Three (3) doses of Hepatitis B vaccine
Immunization Information for Schools & Childcare ... - Department …
Students and child care workers are required to be vaccinated against certain diseases in Rhode Island. These requirements are based on recommendations from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) , the American Academy of Pediatrics , …
Immunization, Office of - Department of Health
Coordinate various immunization programs throughout Rhode Island. Improve and sustain vaccination coverage levels. Track vaccine returns/waste in order to stay under the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention allowance of 5% annually.
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