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28/04/2021
What information is available on clotting risk after AstraZeneca vaccine?
02/02/2021
Will the COVID-19 vaccine harm my chances of having a baby?
02/02/2021
Can I have the COVID-19 vaccine if I am currently or planning to have fertility treatment?
31/12/2020
What protection is provided by one dose of COVID-19 vaccine during the recommended 12 week interval between doses?
22/12/2020
Can teams attend and offer vaccination at a care home where there are positive cases of COVID-19?
22/12/2020
Which care home staff must not attend a vaccination clinic and must not be vaccinated?
22/12/2020
Can staff from a care home where there are positive cases of COVID-19 attend a clinic or centre for vaccination?
22/12/2020
Does an immuniser need to self-isolate as a contact if they have immunised a person who later is found to be a positive case?
22/12/2020
What should I advise patients regarding fever and COVID-19 after a vaccine?
05/01/2021
I am a frontline healthcare or social care worker (care home / domiciliary care team) and I had my COVID-19 vaccination within the past 48 hours. I now have a high temperature and feel generally unwell. What should I do?
22/12/2020
Does vaccination affect the results of COVID-19 tests?
21/06/2021
Does the vaccine affect fertility?
21/06/2021
Will the vaccine affect my menstrual cycle?
22/12/2020
Is general anaesthesia or surgery a contraindication to immunisation, and vice-versa?
22/12/2020
When can someone donate blood after receiving a Covid-19 vaccine?
22/12/2020
I have a disabled/vulnerable child, when will they get the COVID-19 vaccine?
05/01/2021
I am a health or social care worker and have received one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. I have been identified as a close contact of a case. Do I need to self isolate?
05/01/2021
I am a health or social care worker and have received two doses of COVID-19 vaccine. I have been identified as a close contact of a case. Do I need to self isolate?