Improvements in NHS flu vaccination programmes can reduce NHS staff sickness, reducing the strain on NHS services during the winter months. That's the k...
Posts Tagged ‘Vaccination’
New evidence shows flu vaccine reduces NHS staff sickness and saves money
By Mike Broad - December 6th, 2017
Vaccination: step backwards on measles in Europe requires response
By Mike Broad - February 25th, 2015
Policy-makers, healthcare workers and parents need to step up vaccination against measles across age groups at risk. This the call of the WHO which wants ...
GPs refuse deal to give children the swine flu jab
BBC Health - December 8th, 2009
Plans to vaccinate healthy children under the age of five against swine flu are in disarray after doctors refused to sign up to a deal. GPs are already im...
Vaccination is the only way to enjoy the X-factor
By Katherine Teale - November 12th, 2009
Today I’ve spent several hours searching for my keys, which have mysteriously disappeared. The most likely scenario is that, during an episode of the i...
Swine flu fears growing as NHS staff shun vaccine
The Guardian - October 12th, 2009
The Department of Health has ordered NHS bosses across England to ensure that frontline staff get immunised against swine flu amid growing signs that many ...
Priority groups for swine flu vaccination revealed
Pulse - August 3rd, 2009
Doctors will be vaccinated first in the Government’s swine flu vaccination campaign, followed by pregnant women, young children and adults with chronic i...
