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COVID vaccinations

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COVID SPRING BOOSTER CAMPAIGN
       

 

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  • Adults aged 75 years and over.
  • Residents in a care home for older adults.
  • Individuals aged 6 months and over who are immunosuppressed.​​​​​

Note: We will be contacting all eligible housebound patients via telephone to arrange a home visit between April and June. (Please do not call the surgery we will contact you. )

 

  • All eligible patients for a Covid vaccine will receive a booking link to schedule an appointment at our vaccination centre located at the Orford Jubilee hub.
  • Please find below the list of dates for vaccinations at  Orford icons8-google-maps-logo-48.png
Adult's Clinic
  • 26th April

9 AM - 6 PM
  • 30th April

9 AM - 6 PM
  • 7th May

9 AM - 6 PM
  • 10th May

9 AM - 6 PM
  • 14th May

9 AM - 6 PM
  • 24th May

9 AM - 5 PM
  • 5th June

11 AM - 4 PM
  • 21st June

9 AM - 6 PM
  • 25th June

12 PM - 5 PM

  • Last appointment will be 30 minutes before closing. 

 

Children's Clinic for ages 5 - 11 Years.
Children's clinic
  • 30th April

4 - 6 pm
  • 10th May

4 - 6 pm
  • 24th May

4 - 5 pm
  • 21st June

4 - 6 pm
  • 25th June

4 - 5 pm
  • Last appointment will be 30 minutes before closing. 

 

Overseas vaccinations

For patients wishing to have their overseas vaccination appear on the NHS app, an appointment can be booked by calling 119 or visiting the .gov website.  The service is located in St Helens and patients are required to take their vaccination evidence with them to the appointment where it will then be uploaded. 

 

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Covid19 Vaccination Programme

Covid Vaccination clinics are arranged locally at the Orford Jubilee. If you wish to book an appointment for a covid vaccination, please contact the surgery or click the link below. 

Please see Coronavirus Vaccine for more information.

 

What happens if you do experience allergic symptoms

You should look out for symptoms >

 
Airway
  • persistent cough
  • vocal changes (hoarse voice)
  • swollen tongue causing difficulty swallowing

 

 

Breathing
  • difficult or noisy breathing
  • wheezing (like an asthma attack)

 

 

 

Consciousness
  • feeling lightheaded or prolonged faint
  • clammy skin
  • confusion
  • unresponsive or unconscious

 

 

These symptoms typically happen within 15 minutes of vaccination.

If you experience any of these, call out for help and/or ring 999 immediately (or ask someone to do this for you).

 

 

The following symptoms are not anaphylaxis, but imply a more mild reaction:
  • swollen lips, face or eyes
  • itchy skin rash, for example ‘hives’, urticaria
 
  • If any of these symptoms occur and you need advice, contact 111 or your health professional.
  • Simple faints are much more common after vaccination. If you do faint, stay flat on your back with your legs raised. If this doesn’t make you feel better, then call for help.

 

 

Further information

You can report suspected side effects on the coronavirus Yellow Card website.

Read the product information leaflets for the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines for more details on your vaccine, including possible side effects.

Click the QR code to download the patient information leaflet

 

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