Inoculation history management
For newborns and children under 2 years of age, please take the time to record all vaccination history.
We recommend that you consult with a medical institution for a detailed schedule.
Once you have created an account and are able to log in, please make the following settings.
1. Register your family members, including brothers and sisters
2. Register your child's vaccination history from birth to now
3. If you have the time, please register your child's birth information.
*If you use the "Read Maternal and Child Health Handbook" function on the vaccination history registration screen, you can take a photo of the vaccination history page in your maternal and child health handbook in full and register it to digitize your past history . Please make use of it.
As a guideline, photos received by 6:00 p.m. will be digitized on the next business day. If you make a reservation after the photos have been digitized, the process will be smoother.
The next vaccination date will also be calculated automatically.
Next, check if your clinic is registered in "My Medical Institution" on My Page. If you do not have a registration, please access the reservation page announced at the clinic and click the "Register for Family" button to complete the registration. From the next time, you will be able to easily access and make reservations.
By registering your family clinic or hospital as a “medical institution,” you can share your child's vaccination history with your family doctor and the person in charge of vaccination reservations in advance as information in your MCH handbook. This makes it easier to discuss the next schedule and make appointments.
* If you make a reservation through the Uttaro GENKI notebook and the inoculation is completed at the reserved clinic, the inoculation history will be updated automatically, so you will not have to manually register your child's inoculation history in the future. increase.
We can also quickly issue certificates for your children studying abroad!
When you contact a nearby medical institution, hospital, or local government, it takes time to issue an English certificate, and it also takes time to check your past history. They only support Japanese, and only output the history from the past 5 years, etc. By registering your latest completed vaccination history in Uttaro, you can have a vaccination history certificate in English or Japanese promptly issued at a medical institution that supports Uttaro.
* If you have a history of vaccination that has not been approved in Japan, such as having traveled abroad, or if you need to issue a special format or in a language other than English or Japanese, even a Uttaro-compatible medical institution cannot handle it, or it will take time to issue. First of all, please consult with the medical institution about the format required.