Establishes a Children's Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System in New Jersey.
The Children's Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting Act establishes a system within the Department of Health to receive and maintain reports of adverse events experienced by children under 19 years of age, within eight weeks following the administration of a vaccine. Health care providers, including those in emergency departments and urgent care centers, must report any adverse events to the system.
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