Clinical Portal


Purpose

The Clinical Portal is where staff access, record, and review patient information within the Immunization Information System (IIS). It provides a secure, centralized workspace that supports clinical decision-making and patient care.


Using This Clinical Reference

This Clinical Reference site provides official UNICEF documentation for the Clinical Portal and related modules (Patients, My Clinic, and System). Each page explains the purpose, navigation, and workflow steps for clinical and administrative users.


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Professional Standards

Use of the Clinical Portal aligns with nursing legislation and professional practice standards by ensuring:

  • Accurate and Timely Documentation – Provides a standardized and secure platform for recording patient and immunization data.

  • Confidentiality and Patient Privacy – Enforces login security and role-based access to keep patient records private and secure.

  • Continuity of Care – Maintains a single patient record across facilities, supporting seamless follow-up and handover.

  • Professional Accountability – Demonstrates compliance with legal and professional obligations, reinforcing transparency, quality, and accountability in practice.


First Steps

  1. Login to the Clinical Portal with your assigned credentials.

  2. Select the appropriate facility and session type.

  3. Begin recording or accessing patient data.

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