This section on the Texas Immunization Registry covers the:
- Purpose of the Registry (ImmTrac2),
- Features and benefits to clients and Healthcare Providers,
- Registry milestones,
- Confidentiality of client immunization data,
- Consents, and
- Methods of sending data electronically to the Registry.
This section on the Texas Immunization Registry covers the:
- Major roles and responsibilities of an organization when registering or renewing a Site Agreement,
- Confidentiality of data regarding PHI, ePHI, PII, and HIPAA,
- Which organizations have can have electronic access to the Registry, and
- Responsibilities of organizations who have electronic access to the Registry.
This section on the Texas Immunization Registry covers the:
- Differences in immunization reporting requirements for children and adults,
- Differences in immunization reporting requirements for disaster and non-disaster (standard) immunizations,
- What data elements must be sent to the Registry when reporting immunizations,
- Best practices for data quality,
- Standard consents versus disaster consents,
- Common data exchange errors,
- Three methods of reporting data to the Registry electronically, and
- Acceptable versus non-acceptable reporting formats to ensure data quality.
This section on the Texas Immunization Registry covers the:
- Three methods to search for clients,
- Navigation buttons in the ImmTrac2 online application,
- Meaning of the tracking schedule in ImmTrac2 online and how to read it,
- Purpose of each generated report and how to use them,
- Purpose of each Responsible Entity scheduled report and how to use them,
- Purpose of the Texas Immunization Provider Summary (TIPS) report and how to read it, and
- Strategies to optimize an organization's rating on the TIPS report.
