Statewide Immunization Registry

The Kansas Immunization Registry, referred to as KSWebIZ is a statewide registry for vaccinations/immunizations. KSWebIZ is web-based and contains lifespan immunization records that are complete, accurate, and secure for Kansas residents.

The purpose of KSWebIZ is to consolidate immunization information among health care professionals, assure adequate immunization levels, and avoid unnecessary immunizations. Registry data is used by healthcare professionals to monitor the immunization status of children and adults; assure compliance with state statutes on immunization requirements for individuals; identify geographic areas at high risk due to low immunization rates, and document and assess vaccination coverage during disease outbreaks.

  1. FAQs
  2. Participation
  3. Records Request
  4. Security

Where Does the Immunization Data Come From?

  • Vital Statistics: Legacy birth data is extracted nightly from Vital Statistics. the data is from 1994 to present. On average, 95 to 98% of all parents consent to include their child's record in KSWebIZ through the birth registration process. This data includes birth certificate demographics and the birth dose of hepatitis B.
  • Medicaid Billing System: Vaccinations billed to Medicaid are imported into KSWebIZ nightly. Vaccinations billed since 1994 have been imported.
  • Historical (Legacy) Data Imports: When an immunization provider decides to use the system, historical (legacy) electronic data is imported into KSWebIZ when possible so that manual data entry can be avoided.
  • Direct Entry Providers: Patient demographic data, historical vaccinations, and administered doses are updated in real-time at the time of service.
  • Schools: School personnel access the system to update demographics, historical vaccinations, and track school immunization rates with parental consent.
  • Interface Providers: Providers with an electronic medical record (EMR) system that has the capability can search and update the registry electronically.