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Covid-19 vaccine roll-out plan briefing with Bloomfield and officials

Covid-19 vaccine roll-out plan briefing with Bloomfield and officials © RNZ The bulk of Covid-19 vaccinations will be done through GPs, other primary care settings and community clinics, Dr Ashley Bloomfield has said at a briefing with health officials. Dr Bloomfield has been explaining New Zealand s Covid-19 vaccine roll-out plan including delivery, the online booking tool, and public sentiment research at a briefing, joined by Counties Manukau District Health Board (DHB) chief executive Fepulea i Margie Apa, and Ministry of Health deputy director-general for data and digital Shayne Hunter. He said of 220 economies and countries around the globe, 194 had started vaccinations programmes - over 733 million doses of vaccines have now been administered around the world.

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Covid 19 coronavirus: Nurses strikes during vaccine rollout possible - union

Covid 19 coronavirus: Nurses strikes during vaccine rollout possible - union 9 Mar, 2021 06:42 AM 5 minutes to read New Zealand has secured an extra 8.5 million does of Pfizer s Covid vaccine - enough for every New Zealander, the Government says. New Zealand has secured an extra 8.5 million does of Pfizer s Covid vaccine - enough for every New Zealander, the Government says. RNZ The NZ Nurses Organisation will not rule out strike action during the mass Covid-19 vaccine rollout if it is unable to reach an agreement on satisfactory pay agreements, it says. The Government revealed yesterday that it has bought enough Pfizer Covid-19 vaccines for the whole country and is hoping to reach herd immunity levels by the end of the year.

Nurses won t rule out striking during COVID-19 vaccine rollout - union

Nine hundred vaccinators have been trained to give the Pfizer injection, but the Ministry of Health wants up to 3000 extra full-time immunisers for the mass vaccine rollout, and most of them are likely to be nurses. Nurses Organisation industrial manager Glenda Alexander says it will be a big ask to rally that many people. There s a real effort being put into finding people with suitable qualifications, and even some of my colleagues who don t work as nurses at the moment have been exploring whether or not they would be able to do some of that work as well. Alexander said prerequisites to administer a vaccine injection would include health sector work experience, but full training is provided.

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