are generally unwell - try to have it as soon as possible after you have recovered.have had a positive Covid-19 test in the last 4 weeks.Under current advice you should not be vaccinated if you: If you or your family/friends have concerns about receiving the vaccine, viewing these FAQ videos made by a Bristol GP may help there is no evidence that Covid vaccines affect fertility.They do not contain any animal products or egg.The Covid-19 vaccines are safe for people with immune system disorders as they do not contain living organisms.The VDRS team will call you back within 5 working days If your Covid Pass information is not correct you will need to contact the site who gave your vaccination to ask for correction - we cannot add to or amend the national records unless we vaccinated you If you cannot contact your vaccinating site please call 119 and ask the call agent to make a referral to the VDRS team on your behalf. You can now tell the NHS about vaccinations you had abroad - see the NHS website to book (may be a queue) Show evidence of recovery for 180 days following a positive NHS PCR test The practice does not provide Covid Recovery Certificates - you can obtain this for a cost from private companies if required
Provide a record of COVID-19 vaccinations received The easiest way to view your Covid Pass for anyone aged 13 or over is via the NHS App - you do not need to contact us to set this up (even for 13-15yr olds), just create an NHS login and verify your identity See the NHS website for details of the different ways you can obtain an NHS Covid Pass to prove your vaccination status, e.g. We are unable to administer a vaccine to anyone who has had a positive test in the last 28 days. Please do not attend if you have any symptoms of Covid. When attending for vaccination please wear a face covering and do not arrive more than 5 minutes early. Should you require an alternative to what we have available on the day, please check local walk-in clinics or the National Booking Servicewhere you can book online or call 119. We offer Pfizer or Moderna vaccines to our patients. You should wait 6 months after your previous dose to get maximum protection from a spring booster.įireclay Health will not be participating in the child vaccination programme, to book a child vaccination please go to :īook your COVID-19 vaccination or attend a walk-in clinic - Healthier Together ()Ĭoronavirus (COVID-19) vaccination - NHS (Vaccine Offered people aged 12 and over who have a weakened immune system (find out more about who has a weakened immune system).
All eligable patients for this booster will receive an invite via text, email or telephone.Ī spring booster of the coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine is being offered to: Our next clinic is on Saturday 23rd April between 9am and 12noon at our St George site. This local guideline reflects these national changes, and also provides concise advice on key CKD management issues relevant to primary care.We are currently planning our Spring Booster Campaign. In 2014 NICE updated their clinical guideline on the identification and management of Chronic Kidney Disease. St Helier Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) guidelines It is important that patients are referred in a timely manner ?to minimise the risk of stroke. At Epsom, please call 01372 735379 or alternatively bleep 971 to discuss with the stroke nurse. Please use the appropriate referral form (see below) and email it to Helier) or Our fax machines are no longer in use. Do not send referrals by post in order to ensure patients are seen promptly.Īt St Helier, the Stroke team can be contacted for advice about TIA referrals on 07791 123 499 (Monday - Thursday, 8am - 4pm and Friday, 8am - 12noon).
Referrals for Transient Ischaemic Attack (TIA) patients should follow the TIA pathways for each site.
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