In the Netherlands, people are vaccinated against 13 infectious diseases. This page provides links to the pages on these diseases. They include information about the most common symptoms, how you might get the disease, and how to prevent it. It also includes the vaccination schedule, showing which vaccinations are given at different ages.

The DTaP vaccination protects pregnant women and their babies against diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough (pertussis). Pregnant women can get vaccinated from the 22nd week of the pregnancy up until delivery. That is why it is known as the 22-week vaccination. Although it is also called the maternal whooping cough vaccination, it is a combined vaccination against three diseases (DTaP).