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All over-50s in Wales to be offered jab by spring
As reported by BBC news, all over-50s and everyone who is at greater risk from COVID will be offered a vaccine by spring, under new keep reading
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Vital that GPs and their teams are offered COVID-19 vaccinations, says RCGP
The Royal College of GPs has issued a statement highlighting the need for GPs and those working within general practice to be vaccinated Professor Martin keep reading
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‘Care needed’ after getting COVID vaccine
As reported by BBC news, people who have had COVID vaccines are being warned to still take care Vaccination has been shown to prevent severe keep reading
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Oxford vaccine rolled out to hundreds of GP sites in England
As reported by BBC news, the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID vaccine will be rolled out to hundreds of GP-run vaccination sites in local communities in England later keep reading
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GPs in England begin offering Pfizer jab
As reported by BBC news, COVID vaccinations will start being given to patients from GP surgeries in England as part of the next stage of keep reading
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Retired GPs to ‘ease pressure’ on NI vaccine rollout
As reported by BBC news, almost 1,000 people have volunteered to be vaccinators to ‘help ease pressure’ on GP practices rolling out the COVID-19 vaccines, keep reading
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Allergy warning over Pfizer vaccine
As reported by BBC news, people with a history of significant allergic reactions should not have the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID jab, regulators say It came after keep reading
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‘Mix-and-match’ coronavirus vaccines to be tested
As reported by BBC news, UK scientists are planning trials to see if giving people two different types of COVID vaccine, one after the other, keep reading
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General practice will have earlier role in vaccine rollout
The Royal College of GPs has received information from NHS England that general practice will have a much earlier role in delivery of the Pfizer/BioNTech keep reading
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RCGP: why aren’t BAME patients on vaccination priority list?
The Royal College of GPs is calling on secretary of state for health and social xare, Matt Hancock, for a more detailed rationale for not keep reading