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Are the modifications to the booster programme, slashing the gap between second jab and booster from six months to three and opening up boosters to all those over 18. it will be a significant test for the nhs in the months to come. the two challenges will be the logistics of delivering so much vaccine in a very short time and, of course, it is important people come forward and receive the jabs in good time so we can build up the extra immunity we need to be sure we are protected against a new variant. so a challenging month ahead for the nhs. some reports had surfaced of problems with the onli...

Suggested a target of 3.5 million jabs per week to touch a gp surgery this morning the prime minister said much was still uncertain about the new variants. much was still uncertain about the new variants-_ new variants. while there is doubt about what _ new variants. while there is doubt about what exactly _ new variants. while there is doubt about what exactly the _ new variants. while there is doubt about what exactly the variant i new variants. while there is doubt about what exactly the variant can i about what exactly the variant can do, what we do know is that the boosters can give a lot...

Up boosters to all those over 18. it will be a significant test for the nhs in the months to come. the two challenges will be the logistics of delivering so much vaccine in a very short time and, of course, it is important people come forward and receive the jabs in good time so we can build up the extra immunity we need to be sure we are protected against a new variant. so a challenging month ahead for the nhs. some reports had surfaced of problems with the online booking system for the booster programme, ministers had suggested a target of 3.5 millionjabs per week but at a gp surgery this mo...

Gp practices are expensive to run from expensive to do, massively time—consuming, going infora repeat prescription orjust a chat for a minor ailments, so there was change in the air anyway around the idea that gp practices as well as surgery and everything else would become remote in the nearfuture, but it seems to have banged up hard and become quite the polarised debate now and people demanding are some people demanding face—to—face appointments, place of other people don't want face—to—face appointments. they don't want to run the risk of getting an infection if they go to their g...

Before the pandemic, gps in england were seeing 83% of patients face—to—face. the first lockdown saw that figure fall sharply. since then, it has climbed back to 57%, though it does depend on where you live. in parts of the north—west, less than a half see their gp in person. in parts of essex, it's as high as 73%. good morning, bridgewater surgeries. hello, bridgewater surgeries. bridgewater surgeries, how can i help? - this gp surgery in watford looks after 30,000 patients. they've taken hundreds of calls this morning. some are given face—to—face appointments, others are offered ph...