This regulation was put into place in and supports the collection of immunization records of school-age children by public health so that all records are stored in the Provincial Immunization Registry. Learn more. If you or your child do not have an immunization record card, you can download and print one below. Date last reviewed:.
Tuesday, Apr 23, On this page: Access immunization records through Health Gateway Submit or update records in the Provincial Immunization Registry Keeping records up to date is important Finding immunization records that are not in Health Gateway If you can't find an immunization record Record cards.
Immunization records also called vaccination records provide a history of all the vaccines a person has received. People without immunization records or proof of immunity to disease are considered unimmunized and unprotected. You can access, download, and print immunization records through Health Gateway.
Submit or update immunization records If your or your child's immunization record is incomplete in Health Gateway and you have a paper record, you can submit the record. If there is a disease outbreak at your child's school or daycare and your child has missing records, they may be asked to stay home until it is safe to return or until records are provided.
Immunization records may also be needed for specific jobs, travel, daycare, or school registration. In BC, a paper record is given at the time of immunization. Childhood immunizations are usually recorded in the Child Health Passport a passport-sized booklet used to record immunizations and other important information.
