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Publications to support COVID-19 vaccination of children
All providers offering the COVID-19 vaccination should now place orders for the following two leaflets
Guidance for managing challenging behaviours at vaccination sites
Useful info attached
Operational guidance for COVID-19 vaccination of people working/deployed in care homes
From 11th November 2021, new regulations will require all care home workers, and anyone working or volunteering inside the indoor premises of a CQC-regulated care home providing nursing or personal care, to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19
Updated JCVI guidance and enhanced service spec for the vaccination of children and young people
Further to the JCVI’s recent announcements we have updated the COVID-19 enhanced service specification for phases 1 and 2 and the enhanced service specification for phase 3 to include the new eligible patients.
Vaccination in pregnancy – latest resources
Sites are reminded that the most up to date leaflets and posters on vaccination in pregnancy are available from PHE and RCOG
New rapid guideline to diagnose and treat rare blood clotting condition associated with COVID-19 vaccination
NICE has published a new rapid COVID-19 guideline
Communications materials: Vaccinating young people aged 16 and 17
These template materials are designed to support primary care communications around the vaccination of young people aged 16 and 17
STAFF WEBINAR: Pregnancy, Fertility & COVID-19 Vaccination
Thursday 5 August 2021 18:00 – 19:30
Managing challenging behaviours at vaccination sites guide for site managers
NHSE have developed a short pack with safety awareness steps to take by staff and volunteers should they come across challenging behaviours.
Pregnancy and vaccination
We sent a letter on 30 July to all maternity and primary care services asking them to make every contact count in providing evidence-based advice to women on the benefits of vaccination in pregnancy for them and their babies.
Letter on the need for pregnant women to get the jab
Jacqueline Dunkley-Bent, Chief Midwifery Officer for England, has written to fellow midwives and GP practices across the country stressing the need to for pregnant women to get the jab to protect them and their baby.
New Doctors of the World materials on how to register with a GP
Doctors of the World, in partnership with the British Red Cross, has produced motion graphic videos with key information on how to register with a GP and book a COVID-19 vaccine.