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AMA welcomes extra funding for GPs involved in vaccine rollout

The Australian Medical Association (AMA) welcomes today's Federal Government announcement of extra funding for longer GP consultations to inform patients. ....

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RACGP welcomes government support for vaccine counselling

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) has welcomed new Medicare patient rebates which will support GPs to provide counselling to. ....

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - BBCNEWS - 20210616:05:38:00

And reassuringly what are your thoughts? thankfully, and reassuringly in what are your thoughts? thankfully, and reassuringly in terms what are your thoughts? thankfully, and reassuringly in terms of - and reassuringly in terms of covid 19, children are minimally affected in terms of severe disease which is reassuring and pleasing to see. we do vaccinate children for measles, mumps, rubella, diphtheria, polio, these sorts of things, we have always been driven by data and science. because we know children are so safe from a covid perspective, if they were to be vaccinated, that would be for a population benefit to save the lives of those more vulnerable. in the us and canada they are vaccinating younger age groups, they have shown that the vaccine is safe in trials of 12 to 15 year olds, it will be interesting to see the data and we will be following the guidance if that changes here from the joint committee on vaccination and immunisation. committee on vaccination and immunisati ....

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - BBCNEWS - 20210615:06:21:00

One of the reasons for the four week delay is to hit those targets of offering all adults at least one jab by the time restrictions are lifted. and we ve seen more positive news about the effectiveness of those vaccines. the latest data from public health england shows that the pfizer vaccine is 94% effective against hospitalisation after the firstjab this rises to 96 % after the second, while the astrazeneca vaccine is 71% effective against hospital admission afterjust one jab, rising to 92% after the second. we can speak now to professor adam finn, who is a member of thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation. thank you very much, i know we speak to you regularly, good to speak to you as ever. to you regularly, good to speak to you as ever- to you regularly, good to speak to - you as ever. hopefully you as ever. good morning. hopefully ou could you as ever. good morning. hopefully you could hear you as ever. good morning. hopefully you could hear the you as ever. good ....

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Supreme Committee members visit SQSC, take stock of vaccination work

Supreme Committee members visit SQSC, take stock of vaccination work
By: ONA
Dr. Abdullah Nasir Al Harrasi, Minister of Information and member of the Supreme COVID-19 Committee, pointed out that the visit aims to follow-up the implementation of the anti-COVID-19 Immunisation Plan.
Muscat: Members of the Supreme Committee tasked with tackling developments resulting from coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on Sunday visited the immunisation centre at Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex (SQSC) to have a close look at the process of vaccination of target segments against COVID-19 as part of the ongoing National Immunisation Campaign.
The committee members listened to a briefing about the procedures set from the start of registration of target segments to the moment of vaccination. They were updated about the mechanisms of coordination and reception of entitled groups, as well as precautionary measures undertaken. They commended the resolute turnout of citizens and residents who c ....

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