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COVID-19 BOOSTER
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SPRING 2023 COVID BOOSTER CAMPAIGN

The HSE in conjunction with NIAC recommend a spring Covid Booster for:

all those  age 70 and over

DMC are running this campaign for the month of May only.

If you are over 70, you can get the vaccine regardless of how many previous boosters you have had. 

You will still be eligible for another booster dose with your flu vaccine in the Autumn

It must be 6 months since your last vaccine or covid infection.

The vaccine that will be given is the new SpikeVax BA 4-5

If you are over 70 and would like to get the new Covid Booster in DMC

please phone the surgery (01) 22892116 or book here.

For All other Covid Vaccination groups:

You can book a booster in the HSE Vaccination Centre here

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CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 11 YEARS
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Since 3/1/21 parents of 5-11 year olds can register their child for the COVID 19 Vaccine. (See below for aged 12-15 years). Getting a Covid 19 Vaccine should protect your child from getting seriously ill with Covid 19.

These vaccinations will take place in vaccination centres by appointment only and will not be done in GP surgeries, pharmacies or walk in clinics.

Your child will be offered a Pfizer Covid 19 vaccine with a smaller dose than adults get. For more information and for help deciding what is right for you and your child, see below. 

The HSE COMIC GUIDE below may help your child understand the vaccination process and what to expect.

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CHILDREN AGED 12-15 YEARS
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All children registered at DMC will be vaccinated by the HSE in vaccination centres. Booster doses are also available for this age group.  They will receive either Pfizer or Moderna Vaccines.

PREGNANCY AND COVID VACCINATION
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Pregnant women are strongly encouraged to get vaccinated against Covid 19. Most pregnant women who get the virus get mild to moderate symptoms. They give birth as planned and the risk of passing on COVID-19 to their baby is low. However, you are more likely to get very unwell and need treatment in intensive care than a woman who is not pregnant. The virus may also cause complications for your baby. To register for the vaccine click on the HSE portal button below.

For information on the Covid Vaccine in Pregnancy see below

HSE Information

RCOG UK Information Sheet and Decision Aid

FIRST DOSE OF COVID 19 VACCINE
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If you have not yet received a first dose of Covid Vaccine, and you now wish to, please register with the HSE portal below. All age groups need to register for the first dose with the portal 

WHICH VACCINE WILL I GET?

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You will receive Pfizer vaccine if vaccinated in DMC. If you are vaccinated in a vaccination centre, you may receive either Pfizer or Moderna Vaccines

WHAT HAPPENS AFTER I RECEIVE MY VACCINE

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Please see information below on what to expect after you receive your vaccine.

UNICEF IRELAND
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If you have been vaccinated against COVID-19 you can give a vaccine to someone in need by supporting UNICEF IRELAND in their campaign 'Give a Vaccine, Get a Vaccine by clinking on link below to donate. 

'GET A VACCINE, GIVE A VACCINE' 

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