@paanfsurn As per instruction dun sa document na maraming pages:
<i class="Italic">All evidence of protection must be documented, sighted, dated and stamped by a
doctor/Authorised Nurse Immuniser on a NSW Health Vaccination Record Card
for Health Care Workers and Students, Attachment 6 Undertaking/Declaration
Form and Attachment 7 Tuberculosis (TB) Assessment Tool.</i>
Ang ginawa ko dito dahil malayo na ako sa kung saan ako nagpa-vaccine pero naitabi ko mga certificates, nilagay ko na lang ang details dun sa form tapos attachment ang mga certificates.
Yung sa HepB, ang sabi sa form eh 3 doses at anti-HBs of >10mlU/ml or core antibody positive. Kung di na available yung certificate mo na naka-complete ka ng 3 doses pero more than 10 ang anti-HBs indicating na immune ka na, pwede na siguro yung stat dec + serology results. Pwede rin pa-booster shot ka ng 1 tapos attach the certificate and serology.
Wala namang specific format sa certification basta indicated ang name na vaccine, date ng administration, batch number at expiry date... sa letterhead o Rx form tapos palagay mo na rin ang PRC ID ng nag-administer.
Mantoux/PPD ay single instance lang and in many cases you will be positive (PPD of 10mm or more) kse exposed tayo sa Pinas sa maraming TB cases, so a chest x-ray would be required. Pag clear naman, that should suffice... if may doubt Interferon Gamma Release Immunoassay (IGRA) would be the next option.