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It has been found that around 9,500 individuals across Wales have been wrongly informed that they were eligible for a spring Covid-19 booster jab…
UNPAID carers not registered with their GP are being asked to complete a new online self-referral form to receive their Covid-19 vaccine as part of priority group 6. Minister for Health and Social Services Vaughan Gething, has published guidance to outline who is eligible for a vaccine. Within the guidance eligible unpaid carers are those who are the sole or primary carer of someone who is at increased risk were they to catch coronavirus. Those clinically vulnerable to Covid-19 include children with severe neuro-disabilities, those who are designated clinically extremely vulnerable (C...
The Minister for Health and Social Services has today published guidance to outline who is eligible for a vaccine as part of priority group six. Within the guidance eligible unpaid carers are those who are the sole or primary carer of someone who is at increased risk were they to catch coronavirus. Those clinically vulnerable to COVID-19 […]
UNPAID carers who may not be registered as an unpaid carer with their GP are being asked to come forward by completing a new online self-referral form in order to receive their Covid-19 vaccine as part of priority group 6. Minister for Health and Social Services Vaughan Gething, has published guidance to outline who is eligible for a vaccine as part of priority group 6. Within the guidance eligible unpaid carers are those who are the sole or primary carer of someone who is at increased risk were they to catch coronavirus. Those clinically vulnerable to Covid-19 include children with s...
BBC News Published image captionHassan Ahmed, from Cardiff, previously had the first dose of a Covid-19 vaccine despite hearing it was "bad for us" The uptake gap in Covid vaccines between people in black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities and white individuals has been revealed. Uptake in black, Asian, mixed and other groups was 71.5% between 8 December and 14 February, compared to 85.6% in the white ethnic group. A Public Health Wales (PHW) inquiry also found a gap between those living in the most and least deprived areas. It said the trends of "emerging inequalities" mirror thos...