Vaccine Administration Management release notes

  • Release version: Store
  • Updated January 30, 2025
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    Summary of Vaccine Administration Management Release Notes

    The Vaccine Administration Management application from ServiceNow facilitates organizations, including governments and healthcare providers, in managing vaccination programs. It allows users to self-register, provide privacy consent, and schedule appointments through a user-friendly portal, while providers can handle group appointments and vaccination tasks efficiently.

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    Key Features

    • Self-Service Portal: Users can review eligibility, schedule appointments, and access information through a knowledge base or Virtual Agent.
    • Appointment Management: Clinicians can register users, schedule or reschedule appointments, and manage vaccination inventory with improved dashboards.
    • Enhanced Security: Regular updates ensure secure API management and compliance with standards.
    • Accessibility Improvements: Ongoing enhancements to the user and clinician portals for better usability.

    Key Outcomes

    With the Vaccine Administration Management application, organizations can streamline their vaccination processes effectively, ensuring compliance with legal obligations. Users benefit from a simplified appointment scheduling experience, while providers gain tools to manage vaccinations efficiently. Regular updates enhance functionality and address any issues, maintaining a robust system for vaccination management.

    Version history for the Customer Service Management Vaccine Administration Management application on the ServiceNow Store.

    Important:
    For details on system requirements and family compatibility, view the application listing on the ServiceNow Store website.

    Version history

    Version 9.0.2 - February 2025
    Fixed: Minor defects.
    Version 9.0.1 - January 2025
    Fixed: Remediated an insecure API that gave users incorrect table access.
    Version 9.0.1 - December 2024
    Fixed: Remediated an insecure API that gave users incorrect table access.
    Version 9.0.0 - May 2024
    Changed: Migrated the old VAM dashboards to the next gen UI dashboard experience.
    Version 8.0.2 - January 2024
    • Fixed:
      • An issue has been fixed which on rare occasions allowed for appoinments to be evicted from the sn_vaccine_sm_schedule without being booked.
      • An issue has been fixed where users who were not logged in were unable to self-report vaccination status and test results.
    Version 8.0.0 - August 2023
    New: Minor changes to true up to Vancouver
    Version 6.2.1 - August 2022
    New: Added configuration to VAM property to enable scoped cache
    Version 6.0.1 - September 2021
    Changed: Support for scheduling multiple vaccines in a single appointment
    Version 5.2.2 - July 2021
    • New: Ability for end users and agents to book subsequent appointments, if the first vaccine dose was administered and scheduled outside Vaccine Administration Management
    • Fixed: Performance fixes and translations for application strings
    Note:
    In version 5.2.2, Vaccine Administration Management has been moved from Customer Service Management to Healthcare and Life Sciences.
    Version 5.1.3 - June 2021
    • New:
      • Providers can configure multiple vaccine methods, with different eligibility criteria that can be used to automatically assign the appropriate vaccine
      • Users will be able to select their vaccine method, if they are eligible for multiple vaccines (and the provider has enabled method choice)
      • Clinicians can select the vaccine method, when they register and schedule appointments on behalf of end users
    • Changed: The 'Home' and 'Appointment List' pages, which are part of the Clinician Portal, include layout and navigation changes
    • Fixed: WCAG issues for Citizen and Clinician Portals
    Version 5.0.2 - May 2021
    • New:
      • Clinicians can register a user as well as book and reschedule appointments for them. The same functionality can be used to support a call center use case.
      • The clinician portal has a location filter that needs to be selected prior to showing appointments.
      • End users can select a different location for each of their appointments during first-time booking or rescheduling. Clinicians can also do the same while booking appointments on behalf of a user.
    • Changed:
      • No-show appointments are represented as a distinct, separate state
      • Self-registration and clinician-assisted registration only support email addresses with less than 40 characters
      • Usability changes for the clinician portal
    • Fixed:
      • Data accuracy on the Appointment Dashboard for no-show and cancelled appointments
      • Text label issues
      • Performance changes
    Version 4.2.3 - April 2021
    • Fixed:
      • Appointments that are active beyond the scheduled time are automatically canceled
      • Canceled appointments show incorrect UI actions
    Version 4.2.2 - April 2021
    • New: Appointment configuration diagnostic scripts
    • Fixed:
      • Accessibility issues on citizen and clinician portal
      • Minor issues with appointment configuration and inventory management
      • Performance changes for appointment booking
    Version 4.1.4 - April 2021
    • Fixed:
      • Optimized performance and functionality for the end user appointment booking experience
      • Address corner cases with appointment booking and inventory configuration
    Version 4.0.5 - March 2021
    • New:
      • End users
        • Choose their own time and date for appointment
        • Independently book second appointment
      • Provider admins
        • Configure a weekly schedule by location, with day and time slot overrides
        • Manage inventory by location, including automated and manual distribution and manual waste tracking
        • Perform scheduling based on available inventory
        • Cancel appointments over a date range
      • Clinicians
        • Update inventory after the vaccine is administered
        • Capture that the patient has given verbal consent
        • Capture that the patient has been provided vaccine information
    • Changed:
      • End users: Ability to change calendars from 7-day view to 1-day view
      • Provider admins
        • Reduce booking contention with randomization of time slots
        • Availability of two appointment slot options of 10 minutes and 15 minutes
      • Support for Quebec Patch 1
    • Fixed:
      • End users: Rebook expired and no-show appointments
      • Clinicians: Fixed questionnaire bugs
    Version 3.0.3 - March 2021
    • Fixed:
      • Support for changing appointment dates to 12-hour and 24-hour formats
      • Security fix
    Version 3.0.2 - February 2021
    • New:
      • Appointment dashboards
      • Ability to temporarily stop service at a vaccine location
      • Scheduling of a second vaccination appointment after the first appointment is complete
      • Mobile-friendly clinician experience
      • Accessibility improvements for the end user and clinician portals
    • Changed:
      • QR codes are now embedded within emails, instead of linking users to a portal
      • Filtering options for the clinician portal
    • Fixed: Performance improvements for scheduling appointments
    Version 2.0.0 - February 2021
      • New:
        • Ability to self-register and sign up for vaccinations
        • Use QR codes for appointment notifications and verifications
        • New clinician portal with support for tablets
        • The eligibility criteria for self-service appointment booking is enabled by default
      • Changed: Improved the user portal experience
      • Fixed: Performance optimizations for mass booking
    Version 1.0.1 - January 2021
    The ServiceNow® Vaccine Administration Management application enables organizations, such as governments and healthcare providers, to create and manage vaccination programs. Vaccine recipients can visit a self-service portal to review and provide privacy consent, use the knowledge base or Virtual Agent to address common questions, and self-schedule their appointment after responding to an eligibility questionnaire. Providers can schedule appointments for groups of eligible recipients, notify citizens and patients, administer and record vaccinations, and manage vaccination tasks.