Resources and publications

The Winter Immunisation Toolkit assists providers to manage the roll-out and implementation of their influenza vaccination program and other acute respiratory infections.

View the Funded Influenza Immunisation Schedule in Tasmania from the Department of Health Tasmania.

Wetaway Referral Form

Download the funded immunisation schedules in Tasmania from the Department of Health.

Read or download the Healthy Tasmania Five-Year Strategic Plan Research and Evaluation Report 2: Interim.

Murray Valley encephalitis

Recommendations of the Independent Child Safe Governance Review and the Launceston General Hospital Community Recovery Initiative.

Simple steps everyone can take to stay safe during hot weather and heatwaves.

View the Voluntary Assisted Dying Commission Expressions of Interest Information.

Learn about meningococcal disease from the Department of Health Tasmania.

This poster shows administration sites for childhood vaccinations in Tasmania.

View the Nurse Immuniser Authorisation Practicum Guide & Skills Assessment Record

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For information on voluntary assisted dying and organ and tissue donation after death.

Read the Pharmacy Vaccination Program, Tasmanian Authorised Pharmacist Immuniser Application Guidelines. Effective 3 January 2024

The Voluntary Assisted Dying Commission Annual Report 2022-23 details the administration and operation of the End-of Life Choices (Voluntary Assisted Dying) Act 2021 for the period from the commencement of the Act in October 2022 to the end of June 2023. The report contains a range of information about the operation of VAD in Tasmania.

Find your closest Yellow Fever vaccination clinic in Tasmania.

Read or download the Healthy Tasmania Five-Year Strategic Plan Research and Evaluation Report 1: Baseline.

When you work for the Department of Health, you have a duty to report any concerns about the safety and wellbeing of children and young people. The following information is here to guide and support you. It is also available in a fact sheet, which can be printed and displayed in your workplaces.

Learn about Japanese Encephalitis virus (JEV) from the Department of Health Tasmania.