SKAI provides evidence-based information and resources to support your conversations with community members who have questions about vaccination. Resources include:

• Conversation guides
• eLearning Program – Learn how to adapt your clinical communication skills to meet the needs of all parents, whether they are ready to vaccinate, have questions, or intend to decline vaccination.
• Resources to share with parents
• Specialist Immunisation Services

Australian Immunisation Register education for vaccination providers including education resources and information on:

• How to access the AIR with 4 eLearning Modules and infographics
• Submitting to the AIR with 4 eLearning Modules and infographics
• AIR reports including 2 eLearning modules, simulations and infographics on how to access and generate the AIR010A Report and AIR042A Report.

A series of resources including, education modules, videos and fact sheets have been developed by Queensland Health to help immunisation providers use the Australian Immunisation Register (AIR). These resources will help providers understand the complexities of recording and managing immunisation data.

This course provides the most up to date information about prevention, recognition and emergency treatment of anaphylaxis, including information about adrenaline (epinephrine) autoinjectors and ASCIA Action Plans for Anaphylaxis.

This course provides general information on COVID-19 and specific information on storage, handling and administration of the vaccine, recording and monitoring including for adverse events following immunization (AEFI), and communication (acceptance and demand) through a series of short video lectures and quizzes to test your knowledge. This course is primarily for frontline health workers who will be vaccinators and priority recipients.

The National Vaccine Storage Guidelines ‘Strive for 5’, provides information and advice for vaccine storage management for Australian immunisation service providers.

Guiding Principles for maintaining immunisation services during COVID-19 pandemic. Immunisation providers will need to adapt their procedures and practice to comply with measures in place, including physical distancing, to reduce the transmission of COVID-19.

The Queensland Health Immunisation Program has developed a suite of online training courses for immunisation service providers in Queensland.

Designed to provide students with the specific skills and knowledge that will enable them to perform a range of comprehensive immunisation services.

Updated for 2022, this online learning course has been designed to provide nurses with concise, practice-based information to support the administration of influenza vaccines to individuals >6 months of age.