Last Updated:
November 13, 2024
Quick access to measles resources
This page provides quick access to IMAC's measles resources, and links to other helpful resource pages.
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Overview
Quick access to our measles resources can be found below. Additionally, you can find links to Manatū Hauora Ministry of Health information and Te Whatu Ora public facing information.
- Please notify the Medical Officer of Health as soon as you suspect measles – do not wait for a laboratory confirmation.
- Primary care is encouraged to find out if their staff are immune to measles. If there is measles exposure onsite, immunisation records may be requested.
- Exposure events listing
Quick links
- Immunisation Handbook chapter on measles
- MMR dose zero pre-vaccination screening tool here
- Priorix vaccine details can be found here
- Click here for the Priorix vaccine preparation guide and here to watch the video
- Measles vaccine webinar can be found here
- Information on measles disease and its impact can be found here
- Measles factsheet
- Quick answers to common MMR questions
- Auckland Regional Public Health resources and information can be found here
- News story - vaccinations are urgent if you haven't had them
- If you can't find what you're looking for, try a search for our measles info
Te Whatu Ora, Health New Zealand
- Continue to check HealthPathways for up-to-date measles assessment and management information
- For latest media releases check here: News and updates – Te Whatu Ora, Health New Zealand
- General information about measles
- Poster to be put up in public places asking for people to stay home if they have measles
- Posters for venues where an exposure event has taken place to sign post potential contacts to further information
- Poster for venues where an exposure event has taken place, to provide details of when exposure event took place and what potential contacts should do next
- All posters are available in 18 additional languages
Ministry of Health-Manatū Hauora information
- General information on measles