Vaccination

A month on from pharmacies getting the green light to vaccinate infants, only one pharmacy in New Zealand is approved to deliver the new service

The proportion of COVID-19 vaccinations given by community pharmacies has rocketed ahead of other providers. Pharmacies are also now the second biggest providers of flu jabs. Jonathan Chilton-Towle reports

Kia ora.

Kia ora.

The proportion of COVID-19 vaccinations given by community pharmacies has rocketed ahead of other providers. Pharmacies are also now the second biggest providers of flu jabs. Jonathan Chilton-Towle reports

Pharmacist vaccinators have been given the green light to offer several childhood immunisations.

THERE IS DISAPPOINTMENT fewer children and Māori and Pacific people will qualify for free flu vaccinations this winter.

GP leaders are frustrated and “extraordinarily” disappointed at yesterday’s decision to allow pharmacist vaccinators to deliver six-week infant vaccinations

Pharmacist vaccinators have been given the green light to offer several childhood immunisations

There is disappointment fewer children and Māori and Pacific people will qualify for free flu vaccinations this winter