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Enter the appropriate details in the field Shipping Agent, Tracking number, Phone number, Contact with LHDHSR made prior to, Temperature of refrigerator prior, Inventory of vaccine use C and, Bag labeled with PIN clinic name, Container used to transport, Ice packs are in container, Thermometer in container, Time and temperature in container, Person transporting vaccine, Transport of frozen vaccine, Temperature of freezer prior to, and Inventory of vaccine use C and.
You'll be demanded particular valuable information if you need to fill out the Bag labeled with PIN clinic name, Container used to transport vaccine, Varicella packed in dry ice, Thermometer in container, Time and temperature in container, In the event of a citywide, HSR Contact Name Phone number, Texas Department of State Health, and Stock No Rev field.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What information do I need to complete this form?
You will need your facility name, TVFC PIN number, address, primary contact details, the names of your designated vaccine coordinator and backup staff member, information for at least one backup storage facility, and details about your transport supplies including coolers, ice packs, and dry ice.
How often should the vaccine storage contingency plan be updated?
Review and update your contingency plan at least once per year. You should also update it whenever staff contacts change, your backup facility changes, or your vaccine storage equipment is replaced. The TVFC program expects plans to be current at all times and may ask to see them during site visits.
What happens if a refrigerator or freezer fails overnight?
If you discover a failure after hours, contact the backup facility listed on your contingency plan right away. Document the temperatures in your storage units at the time of discovery, keep the unit doors closed to maintain temperatures as long as possible, and begin the transfer process following the checklist in your contingency plan. Contact your Local Health Department or Health Service Region for guidance on assessing vaccine viability.
Do frozen vaccines need special handling during transfer?
Yes. Frozen vaccines including varicella and MMRV must be transported with dry ice to maintain the required temperature range. They must be placed in an appropriate insulated container, labeled with the facility PIN and clinic name, and transported with a thermometer to monitor temperature throughout the process.
