Meningococcal B vaccination - a guide for healthcare providers

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Meningococcal B vaccination - A guide for healthcare providers to support conversations about meningococcal B vaccination [Coloured PDF - 819 KB]

A black and white version of the resource is also available here.

A small quantity of the resource has been printed and is available to order. Please email schn-ncirs@health.nsw.gov.au to order the resource and include your name, organisation, address and quantity (maximum 5).

MenB resource

Last updated April 2021

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