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PIDSP immunization schedule, Philippines
The Philippine pediatric society's immunization calendar, commonly followed in private clinics.
- Planned visits
- 16
- Doses listed
- 32
- Age range
- Birth to 13-18 years
- Schedule type
- Pediatric academy
Vaccines by age
Birth
2 vaccines6 weeks
4 vaccines10 weeks
3 vaccines14 weeks
3 vaccines6 months and older
1 vaccine9 months
1 vaccine12 months
4 vaccines12-15 months
1 vaccine15 months
1 vaccine18 months
1 vaccine4-6 years
2 vaccinesGrade 1 / 6-7 years
2 vaccinesGiven through the national school-based programme, Bakuna Eskwela.
7-10 years
1 vaccine11-12 years
3 vaccinesBoth HPV doses fall inside this window, given several months apart.
Grade 7 / 12-13 years
2 vaccinesGiven through the national school-based programme, Bakuna Eskwela.
13-18 years
1 vaccine| Age | Vaccine | Dose | Protects against |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | BCG | Single dose | Tuberculosis |
| HepB | Single dose | Hepatitis B | |
| 6 weeks | IPV | Dose 1 of 3 | Polio |
| PCV | Dose 1 of 2 | Pneumococcal disease | |
| Pentavalent | Dose 1 of 3 | Diphtheria, Tetanus, Whooping cough +2 more | |
| Rotavirus | Dose 1 of 3 | Rotavirus | |
| 10 weeks | IPV | Dose 2 of 3 | Polio |
| Pentavalent | Dose 2 of 3 | Diphtheria, Tetanus, Whooping cough +2 more | |
| Rotavirus | Dose 2 of 3 | Rotavirus | |
| 14 weeks | IPV | Dose 3 of 3 | Polio |
| Pentavalent | Dose 3 of 3 | Diphtheria, Tetanus, Whooping cough +2 more | |
| Rotavirus | Dose 3 of 3 | Rotavirus | |
| 6 months and older | Influenzaoptional | Every year | Influenza |
| 9 months | MMR | Dose 1 of 3 | Measles, Mumps, Rubella |
| 12 months | HepAoptional | Dose 1 of 2 | Hepatitis A |
| MMR | Dose 2 of 3 | Measles, Mumps, Rubella | |
| PCV | Booster | Pneumococcal disease | |
| Varicellaoptional | Single dose | Chickenpox | |
| 12-15 months | Hib | Booster | Hib disease |
| 15 months | HepAoptional | Dose 2 of 2 | Hepatitis A |
| 18 months | DTaP | Booster | Diphtheria, Tetanus, Whooping cough |
| 4-6 years | DTaP_IPV | Booster | Diphtheria, Tetanus, Whooping cough +1 more |
| MMR | Dose 3 of 3 | Measles, Mumps, Rubella | |
| Grade 1 / 6-7 years | MR | Dose 1 of 2 | Measles, Rubella |
| Td | Dose 1 of 2 | Tetanus, Diphtheria | |
| 7-10 years | TCVoptional | Dose 1 of 2 | Typhoid |
| 11-12 years | HPV | Dose 1 of 2 | HPV infection |
| HPV | Dose 2 of 2 | HPV infection | |
| TCVoptional | Booster | Typhoid | |
| Grade 7 / 12-13 years | MR | Dose 2 of 2 | Measles, Rubella |
| Td | Dose 2 of 2 | Tetanus, Diphtheria | |
| 13-18 years | Tdap | Booster | Tetanus, Diphtheria, Whooping cough |
Missed a dose?
If your child missed a dose or started late, most vaccines can be given on a catch-up basis. The schedule does not usually need to restart. Talk to your pediatrician, who can adjust timing safely for your child.
Work out catch-up datesPIDSP vs Department of Health Philippines
How the Philippines schedules compare, age by age.
Birth
PIDSP
Department of Health Philippines
6 weeks
PIDSP
Department of Health Philippines
10 weeks
PIDSP
Department of Health Philippines
14 weeks
PIDSP
Department of Health Philippines
6 months and older
PIDSP
Department of Health Philippines
None listed9 months
PIDSP
Department of Health Philippines
12 months
PIDSP
Department of Health Philippines
None listed12-15 months
PIDSP
Department of Health Philippines
None listed15 months
PIDSP
Department of Health Philippines
None listed18 months
PIDSP
Department of Health Philippines
None listed4-6 years
PIDSP
Department of Health Philippines
None listedGrade 1 / 6-7 years
PIDSP
Department of Health Philippines
7-10 years
PIDSP
Department of Health Philippines
None listedGrade 4 / 9-10 years
PIDSP
None listedDepartment of Health Philippines
11-12 years
PIDSP
Department of Health Philippines
None listedGrade 7 / 12-13 years
PIDSP
Department of Health Philippines
13-18 years
PIDSP
Department of Health Philippines
None listed| Age | PIDSP | Department of Health Philippines |
|---|---|---|
| Birth | BCGHepB | BCGHepB |
| 6 weeks | IPVPCVPentavalentRotavirus | OPVPCVPentavalent |
| 10 weeks | IPVPentavalentRotavirus | OPVPCVPentavalent |
| 14 weeks | IPVPentavalentRotavirus | IPVOPVPentavalent |
| 6 months and older | Influenza | None listed |
| 9 months | MMR | IPVMMR |
| 12 months | HepAMMRPCVVaricella | None listed |
| 12-15 months | Hib | None listed |
| 15 months | HepA | None listed |
| 18 months | DTaP | None listed |
| 4-6 years | DTaP_IPVMMR | None listed |
| Grade 1 / 6-7 years | MRTd | MRTd |
| 7-10 years | TCV | None listed |
| Grade 4 / 9-10 years | None listed | HPV |
| 11-12 years | HPVTCV | None listed |
| Grade 7 / 12-13 years | MRTd | MRTd |
| 13-18 years | Tdap | None listed |
Highlighted vaccines appear in only one of the two schedules at that age.
Sources
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About this schedule
The Pediatric Infectious Disease Society of the Philippines publishes an annual immunization calendar used widely in private practice. It covers everything in the government EPI programme and adds vaccines the national programme does not fund, including rotavirus, varicella, hepatitis A, typhoid and influenza, and it uses IPV rather than oral polio drops.
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