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GRITS Imm Record Request Form: Request for State of Georgia Official Immunization Record. Opt-Out of Registry Form: This form is required to allow an individual to request that a person's Immunization history be removed from the registry and no further immunization data be accepted into the registry.

GRITS is an Internet-based immunization registry operated by the Immunization Program of the Georgia Department of Public Health. Enrolled health care providers and schools can enter and/or obtain immunization information for clients, including tracking and reminder functions. Client information is confidential and only available to authorized ...

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Georgia Shape Oral Health Program in Georgia Women's Health Home Visiting Program Immunization Child and Adolescent Immunizations Frequently Asked Questions Georgia Immunization Registry (GRITS) Health Care Professionals Immunization Publications

The Georgia Immunization Registry law, passed in 1996 and expanded by House Bill 1526, requires reporting by "any person who administers a vaccine or vaccines licensed for use by the United States Food and Drug Administration to a person." Several options are available for submitting immunization records to the Registry.

GRITS stands for the Georgia Registry of Immunization Transactions and Services. It is the Immunization Information System developed to comply with Georgia Law (OCGA 32-12-3.1). Immunization registries are confidential, computerized information systems that contain information about immunizations and clients of all ages.

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Immunizations are the single most important way to protect your family against serious and sometimes deadly diseases. The Immunization Program, in the Health Care Access Bureau, helps reduce the spread of vaccine preventable diseases to residents, visitors, and those working or doing business in the District.This is accomplished through education, prevention, vaccine coverage monitoring, and ...

agrees to report immunizations and lead test results in accordance with NYS Public Health Law Section 2168/NYC Health Code Section 11.07 and Section 11.09. ... and to comply with the restrictions on the disclosure of information from the Online Registry in accordance with NYC Health Code Section 11.11.