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Summary chart

 Abbreviations
The Spanish Childhood Vaccination Schedule
DTaP Hib IPV MenC MMR HepB Var dT HPV
Birth-1 month Yes
2 months Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
4 months Yes Yes Yes
6 months Yes Yes Yes Yes1 Yes
12-15 months Yes
15-18 months Yes Yes Yes Yes2
3-6 years Yes3
4-6 years Yes
10-14 years Yes4 Yes5
11-14 years Yes6
14-16 years Yes
The Spanish Childhood Vaccination Schedule as on 1 June 2008
1 These children will receive 2 doses between 2 and 6 months of age with an interval of two months.
2 Booster doses are recommended from the age of twelve months.
3 Unvaccinated children of these age groups will receive a second dose at the age of 11-13.
4 A course of three doses of hepatitis B vaccine is given for those 10-14 years of age who have not received the primary three-dose vaccination in infancy.
5 Unvaccinated people and people who have not history of varicella according to the license.
6 HPV is recommended to a single cohort of girls between the age of 11-14 depending on the Autonomous Regions. Date of introduction of the vaccine may vary between the Autonomous Regions.
Historic changes
IPV replaced OPV in January 2004.

This summary chart is adapted from the national immunisation schedule for Spain, recommended by the "Consejo Interterritorial" from The National Health System. More information on the childhood vaccination schedule in Spain may be accessed through the website (vacunaciones) (in Spanish).