Chirongwa chekudzivirira cheCovid-19 chave kuitika kuUK uye iyo NHS iri kufambira mberi ichitarisa kune avo vari mumapoka ane njodzi pakutanga..

Vanozvimiririra vanopa hutano vane hunyanzvi hwekubatsira kukurumidza chirongwa chekudzivirira.

Parizvino hurumende yeUK haisi kushandisa simba iri zvinoodza moyo.

Kana chikuru bhodhoro raive mukugadzirwa kwejekiseni, we would see a case for banning private sales. If the supply of vaccines were fixed, buying one privately would necessarily entail taking it away from somebody else (who, from a clinical perspective, might need it more urgently).

Zvisinei, the main bottleneck seems to be in the logistics of the rollout, not vaccine production per se.

If private sales make additional resources available for the setting up of a private, additional distribution channel, then surely everyone benefits.

This is not “jumping the queue”.

Uku kuri kuisa mutsara unoteedzana-nekukurumidza uye vanopa vehutano vakazvimirira vanotarisira kuti hurumende ichaona zvine musoro uye kushandisa kugona kunowanikwa munzvimbo dzakazvimirira.

Kunyangwe zvisati zvasimbiswa tinotarisira kuti kugona uku kuchazoshandiswa kamwechete mune ari mu runyorwa rwekutanga rwehurumende akabayiwa jekiseni.

Makiriniki akazvimirira arikutsvaga kutsvaga mishonga yekudzivirira yakachengeteka kuitira kuti tikwanise kubatsira muchirongwa ichi chakakosha kunyanya kugona kupihwa kweiyo Oxford Covid Vaccine from India where it is being manufactured.

Private Coronavirus Vaccination

As private healthcare providers, we have already had enquiries from members of the public who would like to arrange private vaccination.

Please express your interest here in a wega covid jekiseni.

There are two potential approved vaccines currently in use; Pfizer and the Oxford vaccine.

After the first wave of NHS vaccinations and as more vaccines become available, there are hopes that stock may be available for the private sector in the future, in the same way as flu vaccination has become more widely available. Certainly that may be of benefit in the longer term, if revaccination is required to maintain protection.

NHS COVID-19 Vaccination Priorities

For now the rollout of the NHS vaccination programme is underway and working through as follows:

1. Residents in a care home for older adults and staff working in care homes for older adults
2. All those 80 years of age and over and health and social care workers
3. All those 75 years of age and over
4. All those 70 years of age and over and clinically extremely vulnerable individuals (not including pregnant women and those under 18 years of age)
5. All those 65 years of age and over
6. Adults aged 18 ku 65 years in an at-risk group (see below)
7. All those 60 years of age and over
8. All those 55 years of age and over
9. All those 50 years of age and over
10. Rest of the population (to be determined)

 

Ndokumbira utarise: Kana chikumbiro chako chikagamuchirwa tinobata iwe kuburikidza nemavara kuti tione nguva yako yekugadzwa. Ndokumbirawo kuti ushandise nhamba yeUK yekufambisa iri muchimiro chiri pazasi.

Ini ndinonzwisisa uye ndinobvuma kuti uku hakusi kwekubhuka uye ingori fomu yekubvunza uye hakusimbisi kubaiwa kweCOVID-19

Yakavanzika Coronavirus antibody kuyedzwa

Ruzivo pa Yakavanzika COVID-19 Kuyedza.