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denphone 12-12-2020 21:00

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Originally Posted by joglynne (Post 36062101)
I suspect that only large practices will have anywhere near the space to accommodate every person who is given the vaccine being able wait in a socially distanced holding area.

I also fear that the same will apply to the Pharmacies that the NHS were hoping to rope into the Vaccination process.

Our surgery is not really build for this type of programme so much so l had to go to another practice in the same medical group to have the flu jab done.

nomadking 12-12-2020 21:05

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Where has it been stated that every GP and every Pharmacy was going to carry them out?

joglynne 12-12-2020 21:32

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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36062104)
Where has it been stated that every GP and every Pharmacy was going to carry them out?

I don't believe that every GP Practice was every expeceted to be directly envolved with the actual vaccinations but the changes made to how the vaccination process will now have to accommodate the additional need to keep people on site for an additional 15 minutes will, IMHO, have a drastic knock on effect to the plans of how many vaccination will be possible and which locations can be used.

My old practice had 17 GPs and a raft of pratice nurses with the scope to carry our a lot of vaccinations if they could be handled in the same way as this years FLU vaccinations. Even though they could implement a one way system there is no way they would have the space needed to accodate, or deal with, high volumes of covid vaccination recipitants in any waiting areas, socially distanced, for 15 minutes.

The process to set up a collaboration between practices can be seen here:-

https://www.england.nhs.uk/coronavir...ber-2020-1.pdf

and here:-

https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=h...-dec-2020.docx

joglynne 13-12-2020 12:16

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I know that we are all more concerned about the effectivness of what ever vaccine we will be offered but I thought the following article was interesting as great swathes of the world will have to seriously consider whether they can even afford to buy the vaccines.

The Cost Per Jab Of Covid-19 Vaccine Candidates. by Statista. 1st December 2020

https://www.statista.com/chart/23658...d-19-vaccines/

Taf 13-12-2020 18:55

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Chancellor Angela Merkel said she and the governors of Germany's 16 states agreed today to step up the country's lockdown measures from December 16 to January 10 to stop the spread of covid-19.

Germany recorded 20,200 new cases and 321 additional deaths on Saturday (84 million population). The UK recorded 18,447 new cases and 144 additional deaths (68 million population).

Mr K 13-12-2020 19:31

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Originally Posted by Taf (Post 36062218)
Chancellor Angela Merkel said she and the governors of Germany's 16 states agreed today to step up the country's lockdown measures from December 16 to January 10 to stop the spread of covid-19.

Germany recorded 20,200 new cases and 321 additional deaths on Saturday (84 million population). The UK recorded 18,447 new cases and 144 additional deaths (68 million population).

It's not a competition old chap ! Our figures are always down at the weekend, many don't get recorded till Monday.

pip08456 13-12-2020 20:00

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Originally Posted by Taf (Post 36062218)
Chancellor Angela Merkel said she and the governors of Germany's 16 states agreed today to step up the country's lockdown measures from December 16 to January 10 to stop the spread of covid-19.

Germany recorded 20,200 new cases and 321 additional deaths on Saturday (84 million population). The UK recorded 18,447 new cases and 144 additional deaths (68 million population).


Taf 13-12-2020 20:28

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36062220)
It's not a competition old chap ! Our figures are always down at the weekend, many don't get recorded till Monday.

It was just to show that the UK's "management" of covid is not unique in seeming out of control.

The UK figures rise and fall on a 7 day cycle as certain areas report on different schedules (hence a nightmare for the statisticians).

This is a graph of the UK's recent daily covid19 deaths. Notice the 7 day "M" shape of the figures.

denphone 14-12-2020 14:56

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London, Essex and Hertfordshire moving into Tier 3 at 00.01 on Wednesday.


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-55299653

Damien 14-12-2020 15:19

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Well now that London is impacted i am suddenly not sure this tier system is a great idea....

1andrew1 14-12-2020 15:32

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36062275)
Well now that London is impacted i am suddenly not sure this tier system is a great idea....

It's going to be a bit of a contrast with everywhere closed but lots of household mixing over Christmas. Not that it would be practical to prevent Christmas gatherings though.

papa smurf 14-12-2020 15:44

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36062275)
Well now that London is impacted i am suddenly not sure this tier system is a great idea....

Well lets face it London had special treatment by not going into tier 3, must have been some interesting figure fiddling going on to achieve that, any way enjoy;)

Sephiroth 14-12-2020 15:52

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What does Mr K think about London Tier 3?


heero_yuy 14-12-2020 16:37

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Expect plenty of hospitality businesses to go under. Christmas is their busiest time ahead of a lean period after New Year.

denphone 14-12-2020 16:53

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Health Secretary Matt Hancock also revealed that a new variant of coronavirus has been found.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-55308211


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