Resources for health professionals

Chief Medical Officer: Guidance on revaccination where vaccine doses have been given at less than recommended minimum intervals
Australian Immunisation Handbook
Department of Health and Ageing information about the National HPV vaccine program

Quadrivalent HPV vaccine FAQs: National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance
Human papillomavirus vaccines for Australians: National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance
History of HPV vaccination in Australia

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Use PapScreen Victoria's online order form for copies of the following resources:

Protecting yourself from cervical cancer (A6 brochure)
Pap test results – for women with an abnormal Pap test (A5 brochure)
HPV testing: for women with high-grade abnormal Pap tests (DL brochure)

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These resources can be used to inform teens and their parents or guardians about the vaccine.

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The HPV vaccine is a prescription medicine. Medicines have benefits and risks. After reading this website, talk to your doctor about the benefits and risks of this vaccine and to check eligibility.

Females who have had the HPV vaccine still need regular Pap tests.