Cable Forum - Coronavirus

It should be recorded on your online GP account (if you have one). Not sure how the necessary paperwork gets to you once you've had jab 2, I'm guessing you have to natter your GP ??

Hugh	05-05-2021 12:14

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36078822)

Only of your GP allows it. Mine shows diddly squat....

GP can't refuse this - you have a legal right.

From the App.

https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...2&d=1620213177

https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...3&d=1620213177

Hugh	05-05-2021 12:15

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Originally Posted by daveeb (Post 36078825)

It should be recorded on your online GP account (if you have one). Not sure how the necessary paperwork gets to you once you've had jab 2, I'm guessing you have to natter your GP ??

My inoculation info went on without any paperwork (from me).

Mad Max

05-05-2021 12:43

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36078827)

My inoculation info went on without any paperwork (from me).

I think that app only applies to England, Hugh.

Pierre

05-05-2021 12:46

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I've never used or registered on the NHS app.

But I have the card they give you when you are immunised

daveeb

05-05-2021 13:23

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36078827)

My inoculation info went on without any paperwork (from me).

Yes so did mine, I meant a confirmation document sent to the recipient stating the innoculations had been done.

Hugh	05-05-2021 13:26

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Originally Posted by Mad Max (Post 36078831)

I think that app only applies to England, Hugh.

Probably - Mr K lives here too.

spiderplant

05-05-2021 15:02

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36078826)

GP can't refuse this - you have a legal right.

But not a legal right to get it through the app, I'm guessing. I've just spent 10 minutes setting up the app only to find "You do not currently have online access to your medical record. Contact your GP surgery for more information".

I wasn't given a vaccination card, either.

Mr K	05-05-2021 15:09

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Originally Posted by spiderplant (Post 36078842)

The default seems to be you don't get access unless you request it from your GP. I've now asked, so we'll see.

I did get a card with my first jab, but they don't look unforgeable (!)

jonbxx

05-05-2021 16:04

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Mine works but not filled with confidence as some of the dates for previous vaccinations seem to be wrong and one is completely missing (Hepatitis booster shot)

nomadking

05-05-2021 17:49

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No "immunization" section for me, either on the app or via web access. The "Childhood Vaccinations" section only refers to presumed dates based upon age, eg MMR is listed before the vaccine itself existed, and before I caught both Measles and Mumps.

Hugh	05-05-2021 18:09

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Strange - my "Immunisations" section has all mine from 1993

Mr K	05-05-2021 19:11

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36078851)

Strange - my "Immunisations" section has all mine from 1993

It does say in the app 'depending on what your GP shares'. So looks like they might all do their own thing - very joined up !

1andrew1

05-05-2021 23:29

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Interesting!

Quote:

US backs plan to suspend Covid vaccine patents during pandemic

Move to rip up intellectual property rights prompts sell-off in shares of jab makers

The US has backed a temporary suspension of intellectual property rights for Covid-19 vaccines in a move likely to enrage the pharmaceutical industry, which strongly opposes the waiving of patents.

Joe Biden’s top trade adviser Katherine Tai said that while the US administration “believes strongly” in IP protections, it would support a waiver of those rules for Covid-19 vaccines.

“This is a global health crisis, and the extraordinary circumstances of the Covid-19 pandemic call for extraordinary measures,” Tai said in a statement.

In theory, a waiver would allow any pharmaceutical manufacturer in the world to make “copycat” vaccines without fear of being sued for intellectual property infringement.

Shares in the big makers of the coronavirus vaccine were hit by the announcement on Wednesday. Moderna, BioNTech and Novavax closed down by between 3 per cent and 6 per cent in New York.

Google the headline or subscribers can visit https://www.ft.com/content/eca86f43-...d-3cc8d652805e