One was ‘convict resolution’, another was ‘fire safety’, there were others equally defunct.Of course a huge medical organisation is going to have red tape. One error and the organisation gets sued. It’s people’s health so there has to be checks.
Despite all that we are ahead of all other western countries in our vaccination programme. The NHS has done a phenomenal job to roll it out as quickly as they have. It’s true now though they need help to hit targets. I hope we find a way to allow dentists or even medical professionals in the army to assist. The sad truth though is a lot of other medical ailments are having to be put on hold to tackle the pandemic.
Utter stupidity. Not much has changed other than schools and universities are closed so why the panic. Shows yet again how many fuckwits live in this countrypanic buying is back. how can people be bothered ?
One was ‘convict resolution’, another was ‘fire safety’, there were others equally defunct.
Some spurious ones there which hardly prevent the safe procedure of vaccinations an 85 year old.The checklist to become an NHS vaccinator
Recognising and managing anaphylaxis
Resuscitation, level 2
Safeguarding adults, level 2
Safeguarding children, level 2
Vaccine administration
Vaccine storage
Health, Safety and Welfare, level 1
Infection Prevention and control, level 2
Introduction to Anaphylaxis
Legal aspects of vaccination
Moving and Handling, level 1
Preventing radicalisation, level 1
Conflict resolution, level 1
Core knowledge for Covid-19 vaccinators
Covid mRNA vaccine BNT162b2 (Pfizer BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine)
Data security awareness, level 1
Equality, Diversity and Human rights, level 1
Fire safety, level 1
Some spurious ones there which hardly prevent the safe procedure of vaccinations an 85 year old.
And them trampling over everyone’s human rights while being soThe last thing we need is thousands of radicalised 96 year olds, safety first.
Vaccine specific requirements aside the rest is basic mandatory training required for anyone working in the NHS. Takes about half a day to complete, mostly online and the time taken to complete is paid for. What’s the issue?The checklist to become an NHS vaccinator
Recognising and managing anaphylaxis
Resuscitation, level 2
Safeguarding adults, level 2
Safeguarding children, level 2
Vaccine administration
Vaccine storage
Health, Safety and Welfare, level 1
Infection Prevention and control, level 2
Introduction to Anaphylaxis
Legal aspects of vaccination
Moving and Handling, level 1
Preventing radicalisation, level 1
Conflict resolution, level 1
Core knowledge for Covid-19 vaccinators
Covid mRNA vaccine BNT162b2 (Pfizer BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine)
Data security awareness, level 1
Equality, Diversity and Human rights, level 1
Fire safety, level 1
Ffs, bureaucracy alive and well in the NHSThe checklist to become an NHS vaccinator
Recognising and managing anaphylaxis
Resuscitation, level 2
Safeguarding adults, level 2
Safeguarding children, level 2
Vaccine administration
Vaccine storage
Health, Safety and Welfare, level 1
Infection Prevention and control, level 2
Introduction to Anaphylaxis
Legal aspects of vaccination
Moving and Handling, level 1
Preventing radicalisation, level 1
Conflict resolution, level 1
Core knowledge for Covid-19 vaccinators
Covid mRNA vaccine BNT162b2 (Pfizer BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine)
Data security awareness, level 1
Equality, Diversity and Human rights, level 1
Fire safety, level 1
They don't test anywhere near as many as we do I would guess a couple of weeks down the line we could see hospitalisations increase across Europe.Yeah that's what's puzzling me. Figures seem at least stable everywhere else, I'd have expected it to be sky rocketing like us by now. It's just really hard to believe they've managed to catch every case early enough and take the necessary measures with it and it's not already going through communities.