For the time being, please only come for your booster jab if you are over the age of 40, and it has been more than six months since you had your second jab. Thank you for your patience while we put this in place. The NHS is awaiting national guidance that lets us extend the availability of COVID-19 booster jabs to all adults, a minimum of three months after receiving their second jabs. If ou do not fit the above criteria, but you have tested positive for Covid-19 and would like to take part in trials using antiviral treatments the surgery recommends you to self-refer to the Panoramic study ( where the study organisers will assess your eligibility.ĬORONAVIRUS VACCINATIONS - UPDATE AUGUST 2022 We are facing high demand at the moment, so please only contact the surgery about new treatments for Covid-19 if you have a medical condition that means you are at very high risk AND you have tested positive for Covid-19. Information about the treatments can be found on the NHS website: They also may be contacted by their specialist consultant.
Patients who can benefit from these treatments will receive a letter or email telling them in advance, they may be eligible for these treatments if they test PCR positive for Covid 19. GP practices CANNOT prescribe these treatments and they are only licenced for patients with the highest risk with Covid 19. These treatments are being given to patients at a dedicated clinic, known as the Covid Medical Delivery Unit. The treatments include Neutralising monoclonal antibodies (nMABs) given by injection or antiviral tablets which can be swallowed. New treatments for patients at highest risk of severe disease from Covid 19 infection are available for non-hospitalised patients from Thursday 16th December 2021.
NEW COVID TREATMENTS FOR HIGHEST RISK COVID PATIENTS (non-hospitalised)
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