This page is designed to direct health and social care workers to resources needed for delivery of the vaccine programme.
More information on this will be available here when it is confirmed.
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Autumn/winter 2024-2025 COVID-19 vaccination - A guide for children and young people who are at greater risk from COVID-19 infection. English/Welsh[Public Health Wales, added September 2024]
Autumn/winter 2024/2025 Flu and COVID-19 vaccinations - A guide for adults. English/Welsh [Public Health Wales, added September 2024]
Resources to support the COVID-19 vaccination programme are available to download and order from Public Health Wales Health Information Resources - Public Health Wales (nhs.wales)
Autumn/winter 2024-2025 Flu and COVID-19 “Protecting yourself and others” Poster Bilingual [Public Health Wales, added September 2024]
Catch it, Bin it, Kill it Poster (Colour)
Catch it, Bin it, Kill it Poster (Mono)
Protect you and your baby - vaccinations in pregnancy (bilingual postcard)
How to protect you and your baby – Information about vaccinations in pregnancy. Bilingual booklet
Pregnant? Vaccinations in pregnancy (bilingual poster)
Vaccination protects you and your baby – bilingual maternity notes sticker
Vaccines in pregnancy – what every midwife needs to know: English/ Welsh
COVID-19 Clinical (vaccinator) Script Autumn/Winter 2024 (Bilingual)
Template for call handlers: Vaccination of children aged six months to four years who are at greater risk from COVID-19 infection (V5). [Added 11 October 2024]
COVID-19 Immunisation eLearning:
The COVID-19 e-learning modules are being reviewed and updated by UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) when necessary.
The COVID-19 vaccination eLearning programme has been written by UKHSA and developed by Health Education England eLearning for Healthcare (eLfH). The programme includes a Core Knowledge session with an assessment, and vaccine-specific sessions with accompanying assessments for each COVID-19 vaccine currently in use. This eLearning is available to access here: COVID-19 vaccination - Public Health Wales.
If an individual has not received any vaccine update training in the past year, it is recommended that they also undertake the administration, storage and legal aspects of eLearning sessions; available in the Immunisation programme - Public Health Wales
For new immunisers, the national minimum standards and core curriculum for immunisation training for registered Health care Practitioners still apply. Trainers should adapt the curriculum (the topics covered, and the level of detail required) to the specific needs of the workforce depending on the nature of their role in terms of delivering the COVID-19 vaccine programme.
It is important that all COVID-19 immunisers and or those who are providing COVID-19 immunisation advice familiarise themselves with the most up to date clinical evidence and guidance, this can be found in the following key documents:
For a Care Home Resident able to consent for themselves [Added 6 April 2023]
For the Attorney of a Care Home Resident unable to consent for themselves [Added 6 April 2023]
For a Relative of a Care Home Resident unable to consent for themselves [Added 6 April 2023]
For Children and Young People [Added 6 April 2023]