The COVID-19 vaccination drive started in phases at the Alfas Health Center on October 16. According to the health department, priority will be given to vaccinations for residents of senior centers and centers of functional diversity; people aged 80 and above; health and social hygiene staff; people aged 60 to 79 and other high-risk groups.
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– From October 16: People aged 80 years or above; pregnant women and boys and girls aged 6 months to 5 years.
– From November 6: People 60 or older are at risk
– From November 13: Essential public services; people aged 60 or over who are not at risk and people aged 5 to 59 who are at risk.
– From December 4: general population and displaced persons with SIP.
According to information provided by the Ministry of Health, the 2023-2024 coronavirus and influenza vaccination campaign will start next Monday (October 16) in Lafas, targeting vulnerable groups, and will be carried out in phases until March 2024.
Immunization against COVID-19 and influenza will begin next Monday, October 16 Residents in public and private aged care centers and functionally diverse (including residentially-affiliated day centres), health and social care staff in residential aged care centers and public and private disability care centers (including residentially-affiliated day centres) and residents in other social and Persons in health centers (including day centres) (residents of closed social service institutions and residents of chronic disease and long-stay hospitals). In this case, vaccination will be carried out in residences and centers.
Healthcare and non-medical staff in primary care, hospital care, public and private hospitals and health emergency services will also receive coronavirus and influenza vaccinations from Monday 16th. (Contact with patients). In this case, vaccination will take place in the workplace, occupational risk prevention services and primary care. Likewise, flu vaccination begins for boys and girls (born after 2018) between 6 and 59 months of age. Within this age group, only high-risk groups are scheduled to receive the coronavirus vaccine. Immunizations will be given in primary care.
pregnant women From 16 October, they can also receive both vaccines in primary care or hospital during any pregnancy and postpartum period (6 months).
Finally, there are also plans to vaccinate people aged 80 or over with COVID-19 and influenza vaccines from October 16 Number of years working in primary care (born in or before 1943).
Phase 2, November Starting in early November, coronavirus and influenza vaccinations are planned for people aged between 60 and 79 (born between 1963 and 1944) with other risk factors.
Third, starting from mid-November, COVID-19 and influenza vaccination will begin in people aged between 60 and 79 years (born between 1963 and 1944) with no other risk factors in primary care; and in primary care and preventive medicine services in those with risk conditions 5 People aged to 59 (born between 1964 and 2018). In addition, from mid-November, coronavirus immunization will also be launched for essential public service workers (workplaces, occupational risk prevention services and primary care) and cohabitants in specific risk groups (primary care). Likewise, from mid-November, people aged 5 to 18 who are receiving long-term treatment with ASA (acetylsalicylic acid) will receive a flu vaccine in care. Primary and direct occupational contact of humans with animals or their secretions (in their workplace, occupational risk prevention services or primary care).
Finally, starting from the beginning of December, Smokers under the age of 60 will receive the flu vaccine; while people between the ages of 18 and 59 can receive the COVID-19 vaccine and the flu vaccine upon request, as long as they have no contraindications. In both cases, it’s primary care.