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Coronavirus vaccination services
Find out all there is to know about the COVID-19 vaccination programme in Norfolk and Waveney.
This page is kept up to date with all the latest information, both nationally and locally.
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Coronavirus general information
If you think you have coronavirus symptoms make sure you get a test and self-isolate. Help keep everyone in Norfolk and Waveney safe by social distancing and using masks in line with government guidance.
We have more information about what to do, about Test and Trace, and other local and national guidance about Coronavirus
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Meetings and committees
The next meeting of the CCG Governing Body in public is 25 January 2022
The next meeting of our Primary Care Commissioning Committee is on 7 December 2021.
Both will be uploaded on our YouTube Channel on completion of the meetings.
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Access to GP Services
Everyone is welcome at our GP practices across Norfolk and Waveney.
In order to receive the COVID-19 vaccine it is really helpful if you are registered with a GP.
You do not have to show proof of address or ID to register with a GP practice.
Register with your local GP practice today or find out more online.
In The News
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Local people are encouraged to #WearAFaceCovering in all healthcare settings after COVID-19 restrictions are eased
Patients in Norfolk and Waveney will still be required to wear face coverings in GP practices and other healthcare settings when COVID-19 restrictions ease on Thursday 27 January. -
Norfolk and Waveney care hotel set to open to help ease ongoing pressures
The Norfolk and Waveney health and care system is set to open a new innovative temporary care facility for people who are ready to leave hospital but need extra care support before they can get home. -
5-11yr olds COVID-19 Vaccination Update
An age-appropriate formulation of the Pfizer BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for use in children aged 5 to 11 years old has recently been approved by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) after finding that it is safe and effective. -
Free Jab Cab service now available to help more people access a COVID-19 vaccination
More people will be able to access their free, lifesaving COVID-19 vaccine thanks to a new Jab Cab service that provides a free return taxicab journey from their home, school, or place of work to their local vaccination centre to get their jab. -
Watch your step! Tips and advice to help avoid falls this winter
Anyone can have a fall or trip and hurt themselves. -
Keep Emergency Departments free for those who need urgent care over the weekend
Norfolk and Waveney’s health and care system remains in a ‘critical incident’ and continues to experience high levels of demand for health and care services.
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