WALES vaccination programme is now targeting young people as no-one is left behind . Young people who are about to turn 18 are being invited to have their Covid-19 vaccine in Wales. Following advice from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) young adults aged from 17 years and 9 months will either be invited to a booked appointment or they can attend a walk-in vaccination clinic where available in their local health board. It is hoped take-up among this group, who are on the verge of entering the workplace or are about to start university in the autumn, will be high. Almost 80% of adults in Wales have been fully vaccinated – the best rates in the UK and some of the best in the world.
Press Release – District Health Boards District Health Boards have reached out and talked to the New Zealand Nurses Organisation following the rejection of their latest settlement offer. Spokesperson Dale Oliff says the DHBs negotiation team had fruitful discussions with the NZNO and look …
District Health Boards have reached out and talked to the New Zealand Nurses Organisation following the rejection of their latest settlement offer.
Spokesperson Dale Oliff says the DHBs’ negotiation team had fruitful discussions with the NZNO and look forward to hearing the union’s response.
“Our fourth settlement package of safe staffing and patient initiatives, plus pay rises worth more than $400 million is still on the table.
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