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There were reports earlier this week people an error meant people could make an appointment at the Churchill Hospital through a link being shared. David Walliker, chief digital officer at OUH said: “While I am pleased that so many people are keen to get their vaccination, I would remind people not to share booking appointments sent to them. "The NHS has been very clear that we will be in touch with you directly when it is your turn. "We have a clear prioritisation order that was set nationally in which we vaccinate people." He added thanks to those who realised they were booking '...

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Covid vaccine Confusion has surrounded the rollout of the coronavirus vaccine in Oxford amid cancelled appointments and a wrongly shared link which let people book a jab at the city’s hospital hub. Family doctors began administering the Pfizer vaccine yesterday at three GP-led sites in Oxfordshire – Abingdon, Chipping Norton and Henley. But in Oxford planned appointments for elderly residents at Cherwell School on Saturday have been cancelled. A woman contacted the Oxford Mail to say her 84-year-old father was booked in but had now been called to say it would not go ahead. An onli...

"Immediately I got a text confirming my appointment."  A screenshot of the confirmation text message for a Covid vaccination in Oxford He added: "I have since heard from my friend that apparently it's a scam and the Churchill have been inundated with calls asking them to confirm appointments." When contacted, however, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, which runs the Churchill, said a real booking link had been wrongly shared. Patient James Fowler receives his Covid vaccine at the Churchill last week. Picture: Oxford University Hospitals David Walliker, chief digital o...