IMO - 112Ee - International Health Regulations
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Updated 2016 digital edition of the International Health Regulations (2005). Includes revised Annex 7 for lifetime yellow fever vaccination validity.
Critical for health and maritime professionals.
IMO112Ee
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In English language
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IMO International Health Regulations
Publication in EnglishDigital edition
Essential Compliance for Global Maritime Health Standards
The International Health Regulations (2005) represent a cornerstone of global health security, providing a legally binding framework to prevent, protect against, and respond to international disease outbreaks. Designed for maritime professionals, this digital edition ensures compliance with the latest health protocols while navigating international waters. With real-time updates and official recognition by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Maritime Organization (IMO), this publication is indispensable for ship operators, medical officers, and port authorities tasked with safeguarding crew and passenger health.
Updated Regulations for Modern Maritime Operations
This third digital edition incorporates critical revisions adopted by the 67th World Health Assembly in 2014, including the groundbreaking amendment to Annex 7. The updated regulation extends the validity of yellow fever vaccination certificates from 10 years to the lifetime of the vaccinated individual—a pivotal change for seafarers and travelers. Additionally, the publication features an updated Appendix 1, listing all 196 States Parties to the regulations, now including Liechtenstein and South Sudan. These enhancements reflect the evolving landscape of global health threats and the maritime industry’s role in mitigating them.
Optimized for Maritime Professionals
Tailored for the demands of the maritime sector, this digital edition is compatible with the IMO’s dedicated e-reader, ensuring seamless access whether at sea or in port. The compact 2.7 MB file size allows for quick downloads, while the 82-page layout balances comprehensive coverage with practical usability. From vaccination requirements to disease reporting protocols, every aspect of the regulations is presented in clear, actionable terms—eliminating ambiguity for crews and health officials alike.
Trusted Authority for Global Health Compliance
As an official joint publication of the WHO and IMO, this edition carries the weight of international law, making it a mandatory reference for vessels operating across borders. The inclusion of the latest amendments, such as the lifetime validity of yellow fever certificates, ensures alignment with current health directives. Whether used for pre-departure planning, onboard medical consultations, or port state inspections, this digital resource provides the accuracy and reliability maritime professionals depend on to maintain compliance and protect public health.
Your Guide to Global Health Compliance in Maritime Operations
The International Health Regulations (2005) digital edition is the definitive resource for maritime professionals navigating the complexities of international health laws. This third edition, updated in October 2016, reflects the latest amendments to Annex 7, including the lifetime validity of yellow fever vaccination certificates—a critical update for seafarers and travelers. With 82 pages of official WHO and IMO content, this publication ensures compliance with global health standards, reducing risks of delays or penalties during port inspections. The digital format, optimized for the IMO e-reader, offers instant access to vital regulations, whether at sea or ashore.
Designed for Real-World Maritime Challenges
Maritime operations demand precision, and this digital edition delivers. The 2.7 MB file size ensures fast downloads, even in low-bandwidth environments, while the 210 mm x 150 mm virtual layout mirrors the physical edition for familiarity. Updated Appendix 1 now includes Liechtenstein and South Sudan, providing the most current list of States Parties. From vaccination protocols to disease reporting requirements, this publication equips medical officers, ship operators, and port authorities with the tools to uphold health security across borders. Stay ahead of regulatory changes and protect your crew with this essential digital reference.
This digital edition of the International Health Regulations (2005) features the latest amendments, including the 2014 revision to Annex 7, which extends yellow fever vaccination certificate validity to a lifetime. Published in October 2016, the 82-page ebook is compatible with the IMO e-reader and available as a 2.7 MB download. The publication includes an updated list of 196 States Parties and is officially endorsed by the WHO and IMO for maritime compliance.
With a legacy of providing authoritative maritime publications, this publisher specializes in official resources that bridge global regulations with industry needs. Their digital editions are designed for accessibility and compliance, ensuring professionals have the latest standards at their fingertips. Trusted by maritime authorities worldwide, their publications are a benchmark for safety, health, and operational excellence in the shipping industry.
- Stay compliant with the latest international health regulations, ensuring seamless port entries and crew safety.
- The digital format offers instant access and easy updates, while the lifetime validity of yellow fever certificates simplifies vaccination management.
- Backed by the WHO and IMO, this publication is the trusted standard for maritime health compliance, reducing risks and enhancing operational efficiency.
What is the file size of the digital edition?
The digital edition has a file size of 2.7 MB.
How many pages does the publication contain?
The publication contains 82 pages, with a total range of 1 to 91 pages.
Is the digital version compatible with any e-reader?
The digital version is specifically formatted for the free OMI e-reader and is locked to that format.
What changes were made to the yellow fever vaccination certificate?
The validity of the yellow fever vaccination certificate was extended to the lifetime of the vaccinated person, replacing the previous 10-year validity period. This change took effect on July 11, 2016.
Which new countries were added to the list of States Parties?
The updated list of States Parties includes Liechtenstein and South Sudan.
Is a preview of the publication available before purchase?
Yes, a preview of the publication is available.
When was the latest edition published?
The latest edition was published in October 2016.
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