[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Is there an overarching body or does each of the 27 have to approve individually so it can move forward? It’s coming from Belgium!

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) is the one reviewing it for approval

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) is the one reviewing it for approval

Aw right tbh I cant see anything other than approval down the track unless our elders grow horns and a tail

[Ammi]

...These may have already been posted but the 53 hospitals to be the first to receive the vaccine next week...

Blackpool Teaching Hospitals

Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals

Cambridge University Hospitals

Chesterfield Royal Hospital

Countess of Chester Hospital

Croydon University Hospital

Dartford and Gravesham Hospitals

Dorset County Hospitals

East and North Hertfordshire Hospitals

East Kent Hospitals

East Suffolk and North Essex Hospitals

Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust

Gloucestershire Hospitals

Great Western Hospitals

Guys & St Thomas NHS Trust

James Paget University Hospitals

Kings College Hospital

Princess Royal University Hospital, Kings

Lancashire Teaching Hospital

Leeds Teaching Hospital

Leicester Partnership NHS Trust

Liverpool University Hospitals

Medway NHS Foundation Trust

Mid and South Essex Hospitals

Milton Keynes University Hospital

Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital

Northampton General Hospital

North Bristol NHS Foundation Trust

North West Anglia Foundation Trust

Nottingham University Hospitals

Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust

Portsmouth Hospital University

Royal Cornwall Hospitals

Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust

Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust

Sheffield Teaching Hospitals

Sherwood Forest Hospitals

Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Trust

Stockport NHS Foundation Trust

St George's University Hospitals

The Newcastle Upon Type Hospitals

University College Hospitals

University Hospitals Birmingham

University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire

University Hospitals Derby Burton

University Hospitals of North Midlands

University Hospitals Plymouth

United Lincolnshire Hospitals

Walsall Healthcare

West Hertfordshire Hospitals

Wirral University Teaching Hospital

Worcestershire Acute Hospitals

Yeovil District Hospital

[arista]

Ch5HDnews /Ch4HDnews reports that Care Homes
will be not be
the first to get the Vaccine

[arista]

Meanwhile, Scotland has said
they will get the Vaccine to their Care Homes.


Ch4HDnews.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by arista

Ch5HDnews /Ch4HDnews reports that Care Homes
will be not be
the first to get the Vaccine

Logistics? If the over 80s can get to where they need to be for the vaccine why can't care home residents?

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

Meanwhile, Scotland has said
they will get the Vaccine to their Care Homes.


Ch4HDnews.

THE regulator in Scotland has riuled the batches which are in batches of 1,000 can be broken down, regulator in England yet to rule

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Logistics? If the over 80s can get to where they need to be for the vaccine why can't care home residents?

Care home residents haven’t gone out? Not every 80 year old is equal, my 85 year old aunt lives on her own and cares for herself, she wouldn’t be comparable to someone in a care home who needs looking after, they need the vaccine delivered to them, they won’t be brought out for it

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Care home residents haven’t gone out? Not every 80 year old is equal, my 85 year old aunt lives on her own and cares for herself, she wouldn’t be comparable to someone in a care home who needs looking after, they need the vaccine delivered to them, they won’t be brought out for it

My mum's 88 isn't in a care home but also hasn't been out since last April, I don't see the issue in taking vaccines to them if needs be. We seem to have gone to all this trouble of rushing through a vaccine and now we have it there's an issue.
Surely as soon as they started formulating a vaccine there were people working on contingency planning for distribution at a national, regional or local level...
No wonder people think the govt make things up as they go along, it seems there's just no forward planning on anything :/

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

My mum's 88 isn't in a care home but also hasn't been out since last April, I don't see the issue in taking vaccines to them if needs be. We seem to have gone to all this trouble of rushing through a vaccine and now we have it there's an issue.
Surely as soon as they started formulating a vaccine there were people working on contingency planning for distribution at a national, regional or local level...
No wonder people think the govt make things up as they go along, it seems there's just no forward planning on anything :/

You Mum can still look after herself, if someone is in a care hime they have lost the ability to do that and are much more vulnerable

It’s down to the logistics the vaccine is packed in batches of 1,000 vials so has to be broken down to be taken into care homes, I am sure it will be sorted out, they couldn’t have forseen that it would have to be transported at minus 70 months ago :/ ..

Oh and now I see the lead in the Guardian, so care home are getting it and care givers first

[Nicky91]

Black Panther's Letitia Wright is SLAMMED by Marvel co-star Don Cheadle for posting COVID anti-vax video online


yeah silly woman

[arista]

Yesterdsays Sun Paper

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

800,000 is the limit of our first order.

No more until the Production is sorted.
Pfizer-Biontech have told SkyNewsHD.


All Out Politics 11AM.

[arista]

[arista]

The Russian Vaccine
was meant to be injected in Putin.
But he has not done so.

Their Vaccine was adapted from a Flu Vaccine.

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Cherie

You Mum can still look after herself, if someone is in a care hime they have lost the ability to do that and are much more vulnerable

It’s down to the logistics the vaccine is packed in batches of 1,000 vials so has to be broken down to be taken into care homes, I am sure it will be sorted out, they couldn’t have forseen that it would have to be transported at minus 70 months ago :/ ..

Oh and now I see the lead in the Guardian, so care home are getting it and care givers first

I don't know about more vulnerable, she may live independently but she has a heart condition and diabetes at 88 how much more vulnerable can you be?

My point was there must have been a plan of action to either take the residents to a facility for their inoculation or take it to them when devising the roll out strategy?
I know going out anywhere is a risk but at the moment being in any care home is high risk too.

We have created a world of problems for ourselves transporting the vaccine from the EU I see, it's now a military operation as the ports are overwhelmed due to Brexit.

This is Karmic retribution, what happens when you sever ties with your closest neighbour and ally? You put the nation ato risk in an international crisis.