Section R. 325.163 - Reportable informationRule 3.
(1) A person who administers an immunization, as defined in section 5101(e) of the act after the effective date of these rules to a child who was born after December 31, 1993, shall report the immunization to the department in a manner consistent with the rules and under either of the following circumstances, unless the immunization need not be reported under section 9206(2) and (3): (a) The individual was born after December 31, 1993.(b) The individual is less than 20 years of age.(2) A person who administers an immunization may report any immunization administered to an individual if the individual was born before January 1, 1994.(3) Only a health care provider who is authorized to administer an immunizing agent under section 9204 of the act shall report an immunization.(4) A health care provider shall submit all of the information required by the department.(5) A health care provider who receives written notification from a person requesting that his or her (or his or her child's) immunization data not be reported to the registry shall forward the request to the department in a form provided by the department. The department shall not add any immunization information to that individual's or child's record after receipt of the request. This subrule does not apply to drugs, medications, chemicals, vaccines, or biological products being used in response to a public health emergency.(6) A health care provider who is required to report an immunization shall submit the report within 72 hours of administering an immunization. The report shall be on a form provided by the department, except for a report that is submitted by electronic transmission or on electronic media.(7) A health care provider who submits an immunization report by electronic transmission or on electronic media shall submit the report in the format provided by the department.(8) If a public health emergency, and at the discretion of the director of the department in consultation with the chief medical executive, health care providers and other persons as defined by the director shall report to the department information regarding administration or dispensing of certain drugs, medications, chemicals, vaccines, or biological products used in response to the public health emergency. The department shall add functionality to the MCIR so that such information can be reported using the MCIR.Mich. Admin. Code R. 325.163
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