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Neonatal hepatitis B immunisation

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Authors: Public Health Wales

An all Wales database to support the appropriate vaccination of babies born to mothers with hepatitis B infection has been developed by Public Health Wales.

The reports below summarise the uptake and timeliness of hepatitis B immunisation in neonates born to hepatitis B positive mothers in Wales.

Neonatal hepatitis B immunisation uptake is also summarised on a quarterly basis in the COVER reports.

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