Guidance

Revised recommendations for administering more than 1 live vaccine

The JCVI have reviewed evidence and changed its advice on the routine schedule of 2 live vaccines not given by a parenteral route.

• From: Public Health England
• Published: 2 September 2014
• Last updated: 24 April 2015 — See all updates

This publication was withdrawn on 16 April 2019

This publication has been withdrawn because it’s out-of-date. The latest recommendations for administering more than one live vaccine is included in the Green Book chapter 11.

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[Withdrawn]Immunisation against infectious disease: revised recommendations for the administration of more than 1 live vaccine

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Following the recent introduction into the routine schedule of 2 live vaccines not given by a parenteral route (live attenuated nasal influenza vaccine and oral rotavirus vaccine), the evidence to support this general recommendation was reviewed.

In February 2014 the JCVI agreed that the guidance to either administer the vaccines on the same day or at the 4-week interval period was not generalizable to all live vaccines.

Published 2 September 2014

Last updated 24 April 2015 + show all updates

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