Covid 19 Vaccination Message for Patients January 2021

COVID-19 Vaccine: The NHS will get in touch when it’s your turn to be vaccinated – please do not contact the Surgery before then

The vaccine may not be given at your GP Practice but at another local vaccination service

The first phase of the NHS COVID-19 vaccination programme has begun. However, initially the vaccination will be prioritised for those over 80, care home workers and residents, and frontline health and care staff. These vaccinations will be delivered through a limited number of Hospital and GP Hubs. See this leaflet explaining who was chosen for the first group and why.

If you are in a priority group, when it is the right time, you will receive an invitation to come forward for your vaccination. For most people this will be a letter (some might receive a call or a text), either from the practice or the national NHS. This letter will include all the information you will need to book appointments, including your NHS number.

This is going to be a long-term programme and it will likely take until at least Spring before all high-risk groups have been offered a COVID-19 vaccine.

Please help us and do not contact the practice or other NHS services to get an appointment for a COVID vaccination until you get this letter. Please also continue to follow the national guidance to control the virus and save lives.

Priority Cohort Sequence

Older people’s care homes residents and staff

People 80 years of age and over, and healthcare and social care workers

People 75 years of age and over

People 70 years of age and over

People 65 years of age and over

Adults under 65 years of age at high risk due to medical conditions (This also includes those who are in receipt of a carer’s allowance, or those who are the main carer of an elderly or disabled person whose welfare may be at risk if the carer falls ill)

Adults under 65 years of age at moderate risk due to medical conditions

People 60 years of age and over

People 55 years of age and over

People 50 years of age and over

Key workers, and the rest of the population

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Prescriptions and Medications

Order Repeat Medication

You can order your repeat medication in one of three ways:

1. Request online - Patient Access
Patient Access is a website and mobile app which gives you access to a wide range of GP services, such as ordering repeat prescriptions; booking appointments; and access to your medical records*. You can download the app for free in Google Play or the App Store. To register for Patient Access, please complete the form below:

*access to medical records is an advanced feature that requires additional authorisation and is for only 11 days, please only register for this if you require it as it will otherwise delay processing of your request.
First Name*
Surname*
Date of Birth*
Date Format: DD slash MM slash YYYY

Phone Number*
Email*
Address*
Postcode

0PYQ-7B2D-11IN-IPLK

PaulHeenan1052721

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Name/Number and Street Address Line 2 Town/City County

Consent to Register*
I would like to register for Patient Access
Your Personal Data*
Please note that any personal data you provide will be treated in the strictest of confidence and in full compliance with GDPR legislation. Any identifying information you specify will be held by us for the sole purpose of answering your enquiry. The data will be stored on our server until such time that it is no longer required. If you are happy for us to use and store your data in this way, Please tick the box below. Full details are available in our Privacy Policy.
I consent to Clapham Family Practice storing and using my personal data for the sole purpose of addressing my enquiry.
2. Nominated Chemist
Ask your nominated chemist to order it for you
3. Letter to the Practice
Write a letter to Clapham Family Practice (we do not accept telephone requests for repeat medications). Please note the practice cannot be held accountable for lost or delayed letters.

Ask the practice pharmacist

If you have a query or would like more information about your medicines, and your community chemist has not been able to answer it, Clapham Family Practice employs a team of pharmacists who can help. They have been specially trained to prescribe medicines and issue prescriptions.

If you have questions about the medicines you are taking or have difficulties obtaining them, please book a telephone consult with our Practice Pharmacist Dilesh Vyas.

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