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1. JTVC Jurong East (Former Shuqun Secondary School) - Moderna/Spikevax, Pfizer/Comirnaty

2. JTVC Pasir Ris (Former Siglap Secondary School) - Moderna/Spikevax, Pfizer/Comirnaty

3. JTVC Kaki Bukit (Former Bedok North Secondary School) - Moderna/Spikevax, Pfizer/Comirnaty

4. JTVC Bishan (Former Bishan Park Secondary School) - Pfizer/Comirnaty, Novovax /Nuvaxovid

5. JTVC Commonwealth (Former MOE Heritage Centre) - Moderna/Spikevax, Pfizer/Comirnaty

Normal Operating Hours:
Monday - Friday: 9am-1pm, 2pm-7pm
Sat and Eve of Public Holiday :9am-1pm
Sun and gazetted Public Holidays: Close

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NEW!! MOH Vaccination Call Centre (VCC) hotline number

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NEW!! MOH Vaccination Call Centre (VCC) hotline number

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w.e.f. 1 May 2022, the MOH Vaccination Call Centre (VCC) hotline number has changed from 1800 333 9999 to 6995 9199.

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Do not use NAS to check for vaccination records

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Do not use NAS to check for vaccination records

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For pre-reg, do not use NAS to check for vaccination records. Do Use CMS to check as its more accurate.

R-M-M
R-M(D1)-M(D2) /
R-O(D1)-O(D2)

if first and second M met a minimum interval of 86 days, it will be considered as booster. Pt not required to take booster.

Minimum interval for booster administration is still 120 days.

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Re-starting Vaccination Regime for Stem Cell Transplant Patients

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Re-starting Vaccination Regime for Stem Cell Transplant Patients

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These persons may walk-in to any vaccination centre (VC) in order to restart their vaccination regimen (From Dose 1-> Dose 2 -> Booster).

These persons will need to present a doctor’s/specialist’s memo stating the following:

1) Medical history
2) Recommended course of vaccination
3) Date of the stem cell transplant (Note: Vaccination to proceed 100 days or later following stem cell transplant)

*Please verify with site Doctor first and upload all the document to GPC/ EMR

For vaccinators,

In GPConnect (GPC)/ EMR, please select “Dose X” for Dose 1, Dose 2 and booster.

Make sure all the interval are correct

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Referral Memo For COVID-19 Vaccination Annex B

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Operations Instruction on Second Booster Dose for Elderly, Medically Vulnerable, and Immunocompromised Persons (MOH Ops Update SN44/2022)

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Operations Instruction on Second Booster Dose for Elderly, Medically Vulnerable, and Immunocompromised Persons (MOH Ops Update SN44/2022)

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1. From 8 April (Fri) onwards , we will be accepting 80yrs old by YEAR of BIRTH  for Booster 2 (B2)

2. However, under Ops Flexibility, we are able to accept those aged 70 and above by YEAR of BIRTH and 120 days interval from B1. Please inform duty manager to check as well.
(Do not announce to the public)

3. For those 69 years and below without a memo, pls inform them to wait for further instructions from the government. There is currently no recommendation for them to receive a second booster.

a. ICP Case 1

i. MOP coming in with Primary Enhanced Series Dose (D1, D2, D3) & B1 (0.25ml).

Action: 5th dose is not required for this group !!

ii. If patient insists for 5th dose, request the memo from pt (if they have) and check with doctor-in-charge (Refer to Annex A)

b. ICP Case 2

i. D1, D2, B1 to B2 requires minimum interval of 150 days (Ops flex allowed)

Action: Get referral memo (Refer to Annex B) and upload to EMR

c. ICP Case 3

i. D1, D2, B1,C+ recovered to B2

Action: Ensure M inimum interval of 90 days from recovery date and minimum interval of 150 days from B1

d. Medically vulnerable persons for B2 (regardless of age)

Action: Ensure Minimum interval of 120 days

Take the referral letter from pt (refer to Annex B ) and upload to EMR

Critical Checks

➊ Ensure All Memo documents to be uploaded in EMR
➊ Ensure ELIGIBLE AGE and  Date of Interval is correct
➊ Ensure to scroll down and check all doses in vaccination history

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Booster Recommendations for Immunocompromised Persons (Attached Annex B)

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Booster Recommendations for Immunocompromised Persons (Attached Annex B)

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Persons with moderate to severe immunocompromise are recommended to receive four doses of the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines, comprising a three-dose 3 enhanced primary series and a booster dose for the fourth dose. (see Annex A for Summary of Vaccination Recommendations). To avoid any doubt, there is currently no recommendation for a fifth vaccine dose in this group.

However, some immunocompromised persons may have followed the vaccination regime recommended for the general population (i.e. received the third dose as a booster dose after receiving the first two doses as part of the primary series).

Medical practitioners with patients who have followed this regime should remind these patients to receive a fourth dose (i.e. a second booster dose) of the vaccine at around five months after their third dose. Vaccination can be received either in a community vaccination site with a completed referral form or at the patients treating healthcare institution, if available. Please use the revised referral form in Annex B to refer the patients to community vaccination site.

Patients may walk-in to their community vaccination sites with the completed referral form to receive the additional doses.

The recommendation for immunocompromised persons to receive four doses applies to persons aged 12 years and above. Persons aged 5 to 11 years who are immunocompromised are recommended three doses as part of the enhanced primary series, but no booster dose is recommended for this age group at this time.

Refer to Annex A & B

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What if I cannot see the vaccination history in GPC?

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What if I cannot see the vaccination history in GPC?

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Step 1: Check either their MOM care App  or Health-hub or NIR or Vaccination card for sequence of vaccination history

Step 2: Registration staff to Key in the sequence of dates of vaccination in the GPC clinical notes and state that you have sighted in which platform you have verified with.

For Vaccination staff. To click F7 Visit history and check screening notes entered by reg staff

Example:
D1: 31 Mar 2021
D2: 28 Apr 2021
R: 2 Feb 2022

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Annex A - Table 1: Summary Table of Vaccination Recommendations

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Annex A - Table 1: Summary Table of Vaccination Recommendations

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SECOND BOOSTER DOSE (B2) OF COVID-19 VACCINE The following groups of persons are now recommended to receive a second booster dose of COVID-19 vaccine (i.e. fourth dose if receiving an mRNA vaccine) from about five months after receiving their first booster dose under the National Vaccination Programme:

a. All persons aged 80 years and above;
b. Persons living in aged care facilities, such as nursing homes;
c. Medically vulnerable persons who are at increased risk of severe disease due to significant medical risk factors* .

* Vulnerable persons may receive a fourth dose as recommended by their doctors. Vulnerable persons are individuals who are at increased risk of severe disease due to significant medical risk factors. These include persons with chronic diseases of the heart, lungs, kidneys, liver and other organ systems. This recommendation does not apply to persons aged below 12 years, as no booster dose is recommended for them at this time

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Summary of Vaccination Recommendations_Annex A

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Ops Update for Vaccination of Persons No Longer Medically Ineligible to receive mRNA Vaccines

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Ops Update for Vaccination of Persons No Longer Medically Ineligible to receive mRNA Vaccines

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This is an updates medical practitioners on the following revisions regarding the contraindications to receiving mRNA COVID-19 vaccines authorised for use under the Health Sciences Authority’s Pandemic Special Access Route

a. Persons with severe allergies (including anaphylaxis) to other vaccines can receive the mRNA vaccines. Local and international safety data now indicate more clearly that persons with severe allergies to other vaccines can be safely vaccinated with mRNA vaccines. There is no longer any requirement for such persons to undergo a review by a specialist to determine their suitability for vaccination.

b. Polysorbate allergy is removed as a contraindication to receiving a mRNA vaccine. The mRNA vaccines do not contain polysorbate. The initial precaution around polysorbate allergy (e.g. to other vaccines) was out of concern over possible cross-reactivity with polyethylene glycol (PEG) due to their structural similarities and case series based on skin test. To date, global evidence that anaphylaxis to the mRNA vaccines is predominantly caused by PEG (and cross-reactivity with polysorbate) has not been conclusive. International public health authorities, such as the US CDC, have moved away from citing polysorbate allergy as a contraindication.

c. Persons who are known to be allergic to polyethylene glycol (PEG), which is a component of mRNA vaccines, will however continue to not be suitable for the mRNA vaccines. This is encompassed in the existing contraindication for persons with allergy to mRNA vaccines and their components.

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Updated Pre screening Questions correct as 27 April:

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Updated Pre screening Questions correct as 27 April:

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1. Do you have have any fever, cough, sore-throat or flu for the past 24 hrs?
(If yes, reject and ask to return again when better)

2. Are you a Covid recovered patient? if Yes, check at least 28 days from date of infection (Reject if less than 28 days. if Patient insist, approach duty manager)

Example: Date of diagnosis is 1 Apr (Day 0). Can vaccinate 29 Apr onwards.

3. Which type of jab are you here for? If second booster B2, ask patient if he or she is above 60 years old.
(Reject if 59 years old and below, however check if MOP has memo for medical vulnerable from age 18 above)

4. Confirm type of vaccines and interval . If ingested, check for right dose 0.25mls or 0.5mls (give sticker)

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80 Y/O MOP on End stage renal who took D1/D2/B1 (0.25mls)  in early Oct 2021, recommended by MOH to give B2 (0.25mls) 

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80 Y/O MOP on End stage renal who took D1/D2/B1 (0.25mls)  in early Oct 2021, recommended by MOH to give B2 (0.25mls) 

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They missed the D3 Primary Enhanced Series released in Nov . Hence to inform Duty Manager before proceeding to give B2 (0.25mls). Ensure 150/ 120 days ops flex and 90 days/28 days after Covid+ if any.

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1. Non-ICP MOP comes in with the following
D1/ D2/ B1/ C+ requesting for B2? What should I do?

Answer: Recommend 90 days after C+ and 150 days after B1. Proceed with B2 if patient insist. Ops Flex 120 after D2/ 28 days after C+.

2. Non-ICP MOP comes in for B2. There is a booster link found in NAS. What should I do?

Answer: Register them using the NAS Link and verify their previous doses through CMS/ EMR Vaccination History. NAS will not show past B1 doses.

3. ICP MOP comes in for B1 (4th dose) with 3 previous doses of Pfizer vaccines. What should I do?

Answer: Inform them that MOH highly encouraged for them to take the same brand of vaccine. If MOP insist. Inform doctor on duty and do record down as 'MOP wish to take after explanation' and upload the memo in EMR. Proceed with B2. Check with doctor on duty.

4. ICP MOP comes in with primary enhanced series (D1/D2/D3/B1) requesting for B2. What should I do?

Answer: No recommendation for a second booster dose for immunocompromised persons who have already received four doses of COVID-19 vaccine  ie. They have completed their three-dose enhanced primary series regime and already received one booster dose. There is no recommendation for a fifth vaccine dose for this group of individuals. If MOP insist, kindly ask for memo if any and check with doctor on duty.

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Referral of Medically Vulnerable Persons for the Second Booster Dose

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Referral of Medically Vulnerable Persons for the Second Booster Dose

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Medically vulnerable persons are individuals who are at increased risk of severe disease due to underlying medical risk factors. This includes, but is not limited to, persons with chronic diseases of the heart, lungs, kidneys and other organ systems.

Doctors should identify their patients who are at increased risk of severe disease based on clinical assessment, and refer these persons for a second booster dose. These persons may receive their vaccinations in a community vaccination site with a completed referral form (see Annex B) or at the patient’s treating healthcare institution, if available. Patients may walk-in to their community vaccination sites with the completed referral form to receive these vaccines.

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⊛ The following Screening question to be removed from pre-reg (corrected as at 1 April 2022)

◉ Have you travelled in the past 14 days?

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VacOps- GPConnect Product Release Briefing [B2 Dose] Updated 1 April 2022

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VacOps- GPConnect Product Release Briefing [B2 Dose] Updated 1 April 2022

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◉ GPConnect will be enhanced to support 2nd Booster (B2 Dose) ordering from 6th Apr 2022 morning.

◉ Summary of enhancements,
- Rename appointment type to be generic as “Booster” to support both B1 and B2 appointment display
- Adding of B2 Vaccination template for Pfizer/Moderna/Sinova/Nuvaxovid, with system validation on minimum duration from patient’s last Dose

◉ Please refer to the attached release notes on details of system changes to support B2 dose ordering.

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MOP with Covid-19 infection twice. What to do? (Updated 3 April 2022)

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MOP with Covid-19 infection twice. What to do? (Updated 3 April 2022)

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Hi guys, there are pts that are infected with Covid-19 twice. Do look at their discharge memo in MOMCARE (MW),  Tracetgt or Vacc card for verification. (R-M)

Recovered from Covid-19 twice can be a permutations like this.
Example: R-M-R +M (Coming here for booster.)

Recovered ICP patient M-M-R +M (Considered D3) and advice to return more than 150 days for B1 with Memo.

Similarly, we have to ensure pt is 150 (120) days from D1* and 90 (28) days from Covid-19 infection date of diagnosis. Do check with OM/NM for FA approval.  Key in 'Patient wish to take' & 'FA name either John or Richard.'

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MOP with R-M-M or R-O-O or R-S-S insist on taking booster. To Key in 'patient wish to take Booster' (Updated 3 April 2022)

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MOP with R-M-M or R-O-O or R-S-S insist on taking booster. To Key in 'patient wish to take Booster' (Updated 3 April 2022)

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If MOP request on taking a booster +M after R-M-M or R-O-O or R-S-S. Do advise them it is not required for this group of people. If still insist, pls raise this to the duty manager and 'key into the notes as 'patient wish to take'. Ensure more than 90 days after '2nd dose of S' or '120 days after 2nd dose of M/O.'

If 2nd M/O interval is 90 days after 1st M/O. No booster required.  (R is 28 June 2021/ M1 is 28 Nov 2021/ M2 is  28 Feb 2022) No booster required as M1 to M2 is more than 90 days

To seek FA approval

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Pre Screeners and Registration staff to take note for Migrant Workers Management (CAA 16 April 2020)

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Pre Screeners and Registration staff to take note for Migrant Workers Management (CAA 16 April 2020)

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We will allow up to 60 MWs (UP TO MANAGER DISCRETION) to take their vaccination at our Community VC as follows:

1. Female WP holders and EP /SP holders not considered MW.

2. No restriction for *Non dormitory* WP holders. (staying in Hdb, condo etc)

3. MW whose primary series done in community VCs can take booster @ community VC.

4. On compassion grounds;
we will take those pt on VTL (2nd dose, 1st dose has to be moderna),
vaccination status expiring in 2 months or not fully vaccinated.

**We will put non-eligible MWs in our soaker list and only only contact them if we have spare vaccines.
Take down one of their name, contact No and no of MWs

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Log off all GPC and NAS account at the end of the day and New Login PW (Updated as at 3 April 2022)

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Log off all GPC and NAS account at the end of the day and New Login PW (Updated as at 3 April 2022)

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Due to PDPA, kindly ensure that all GPC and NAS accounts are logged off at the end of day. Thank you.

New PW to login to VC computer. 12345$RMGP**s

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*Registration staff,  please Take Note to Highlight MOP Label (30 Mins): *

Revert back to status-quo wef 30 Mar 2022

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No requirement of RRT from 21 Mar onwards.

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No requirement of RRT from 21 Mar onwards.

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As from today 21 Mar 2022, we are no longer required to do our weekly Rostered Routine Test / ART anymore.

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4th Dose Eligibility starts 8th April onwards

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4th Dose Eligibility starts 8th April onwards

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The following groups to receive a second booster dose, around five months after receiving their first booster dose:

a. All persons aged 80 years and above (Ops flex- 70 to 79 yrs old)  Min 150 days (Ops flex - 120 days);

b. Persons living in aged care facilities, such as nursing homes; and

c. Medically vulnerable persons who are at increased risk of severe disease due to significant medical risk factors.

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Content
1. Post-vaccination Matters
2. Recognising Overseas Vaccinations
3. Vaccination Statuses and Records
4. Vaccination and Travel
5. Other Matters

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[Updated 11 Mar] Are all persons required to receive a booster vaccination in order to be considered fully vaccinated?

The following groups of persons who had completed their primary vaccination series are not currently required to receive booster vaccination to maintain vaccination status beyond 270 days from completion of primary vaccination series:

Individuals under 12 years old

Recovered individuals* who have completed their primary vaccination series such as,

Those who were fully vaccinated when they were infected with COVID-19

Those who received a valid dose of an mRNA vaccine or, two valid doses of a Sinovac-CoronaVac^ after they were infected with COVID-19

Even though not currently needed to maintain vaccination status, persons who had recovered from COVID-19 infection and completed the recommended primary series vaccination may receive a booster vaccination if eligible under the National Vaccination Programme. It is safe for them to receive the booster which may provide additional protection. They may receive the booster dose 28 days after infection, although they are recommended to do so three months from the infection and around five months after the last dose of their primary vaccination series (whichever is later) for better effectiveness.

* The following persons are recognised as having recovered from COVID-19:

Persons who had a positive COVID-19 PCR test result

Persons who tested positive on an ART at approved test providers

Persons who had a positive COVID-19 serology test result that suggests past infection

^Recommendations for Sinovac-Coronavac should similarly apply to Sinopharm

For recommended COVID-19 vaccination for recovered persons, please go to Booster Doses FAQs page.

[Updated 11 Mar] I am fully vaccinated. How will the booster dose requirement affect my vaccination status?

Fully vaccinated persons who are recommended to receive a booster dose, are considered "fully vaccinated" for the purpose of vaccine-differentiated safe management measures (VDS) for 270 days after the last dose of their primary vaccination series.

They should receive their booster vaccination* to maintain the fully vaccinated status beyond the 270 days.

If your vaccination status is not accurately reflected, you may raise your query at https://go.gov.sg/vds-query-form.

*Based on the Expert Committee on COVID-19 Vaccination recommendations, the booster vaccination should be received at around five months after the last dose in their primary vaccination series (or three months for those who received the Sinovac-CoronaVac or Sinopharm vaccine as their third vaccine dose as part of a three-dose primary vaccination series).

Do I need to restart my primary vaccination series if I did not receive my booster within 270 days after the last dose in my primary series?

[Updated 11 Mar] I had departed from the National Vaccination Programme vaccination recommendations (i.e. 2 mRNA vaccine or 3 Sinovac-CoronaVac vaccines, followed by a mRNA booster about 5 months after primary vaccination series) and took other WHO EUL vaccines instead for my booster, will I be considered to be boosted and therefore fully vaccinated?

I am turning 12 years old soon and would need to receive the booster dose to maintain the vaccination status as my primary series has been more than 270 days. Is there a grace period for me to receive the booster dose?

Individuals who are vaccinated in Singapore or vaccinated overseas with WHO EUL vaccines and had their vaccination records ingested in the National Immunisation Registry (NIR) will be able to see their vaccination records on HealthHub application or NIR at www.nir.hpb.gov.sg/nirp/eservices/login.

Individuals who are not HealthHub users are encouraged to keep the physical vaccination card issued by the vaccination providers for your own safekeeping.

Where can I view my vaccination status?

Individuals who are vaccinated in Singapore or vaccinated overseas with WHO EUL vaccines and had their vaccination records ingested in National Immunisation Registry (NIR) will be able to see their vaccination status on TraceTogether and HealthHub applications.

[Updated 11 Mar] When will my vaccination status be reflected as "Vaccinated"?

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Individuals will be considered as fully vaccinated if they have received the appropriate regimen of World Health Organisation Emergency Use Listing (WHO EUL) including their respective duration post-vaccination for the vaccine to be fully effective. Please visit https://go.gov.sg/vdsmminfo for the most updated information on the vaccination regimens and approved vaccines recognised for eligibility for vaccination-differentiated SMMs.

Travellers may be granted a temporary "Vaccinated" status on arrival in Singapore. VTL travellers who submitted a digital vaccination certificate as part of their VTP may be granted a 180-day temporary status. All other travellers may be granted a 30-day temporary status by either uploading their digitally-verifiable vaccination certificate in their SG Arrival Card or presenting their vaccination certificate to the ICA officer at immigration clearance.

if you need to be permanently recognised as vaccinated in Singapore, you should have your overseas vaccination records ingested in the NIR. Please see section on "Recognising Overseas Vaccinations" for more information.

I had received 2 doses of the Sinovac-CoronaVac or Sinopharm vaccine. Am I considered fully vaccinated?

If you had received the Sinovac-CoronaVac or Sinopharm vaccine, you are recommended to receive three doses of the vaccine as your primary vaccination series. Is it recommended that the third dose be administered three months after the second dose.

All who have taken two doses of Sinovac-CoronaVac or Sinopharm will be regarded as fully vaccinated for 4 months after the second dose, or until 31 December 2021, whichever is later.

You may have been granted a temporary "Vaccinated" status on arrival in Singapore. After this temporary status expires and you have ingested youroverseas vaccination records in the NIR, your vaccination status may change according to local rules: You will be regarded as fully vaccinated for 4 months after the second dose, or until 31 December 2021, whichever is later.

[Updated 11 Mar] Will all overseas COVID-19 vaccination records be accepted for ingestion into Singapore's IT systems?

Only COVID-19 vaccines on the World Health Organisation Emergency Use Listing (WHO EUL) will be accepted for ingestion into Singapore's IT systems.

Please refer to above section on "Recognising Overseas Vaccinations" for more information.

Where can I view my overseas COVID-19 vaccination records/ status?

A:
If you took a WHO-EUL vaccine overseas and tested serology positive, your medical provider will submit the details of your overseas vaccination data into NIR and your vaccination records/status can be viewed on the HealthHub (HH) and TraceTogether (TT) apps within 2 days.

I have been vaccinated locally. Why is my status still reflected as "Not Vaccinated" or "In progress" or "Waiting to take effect"?

A:
If your vaccination status is reflected as "Not Vaccinated" or "In Progress" or "Waiting to take effect", it may be due to the following reasons:

You have not completed all doses of the vaccination.

The interval between your vaccination doses is outside of the recommended minimal interval for the vaccine. Please refer to www.vaccine.gov.sg for more information on the recommended interval between doses.

It has been less than 14 days since you received the final dose of the vaccine. The vaccine will only fully take effect 14 days after your last dose. For avoidance of doubt, Day 0 is taken as the day of the final dose of the vaccination and Day 14 is taken as the day the vaccination is effective.

To check if your vaccination status is accurately reflected, please visit https://go.gov.sg/vds-query-form.

I have been partially/completely vaccinated overseas. Why is my status still showing "not vaccinated"?

It may be due to the following reasons:

You have not completed all doses of the vaccination.

The interval between your vaccination doses is outside of the recommended minimal interval for the vaccine.

The result of your serology test conducted in the local private clinics providing the service is negative.

The local private clinic providing the service is waiting for your serology test result.

Your local serology result is positive, and pending submission of your vaccination data into NIR by your medical provider. Once submitted, it should be reflected as "Vaccinated" within 24 hours.

You have taken an additional dose in Singapore and it has been less than 14 days since you received it. The vaccine will only fully take effect 14 days after your additional dose. For avoidance of doubt, Day 0 is taken as the day of the final dose of the vaccination and Day 14 is taken as the day the vaccination is effective.

Alternatively, you may visit https://go.gov.sg/vds-query-form to check if your vaccination status is accurately reflected.

What are the vaccination requirements for persons to be considered fully vaccinated if they:
(a) have received a mixed vaccine combination incorporating Sinovac-CoronaVac or Sinopharm vaccines, or,
(b) have recovered from COVID-19 and took the Sinovac-CoronaVac or Sinopharm vaccines?

Individuals who have had one dose of the Sinovac-CoronaVac or Sinopharm vaccines, as part of a two-dose combination of different WHO-EUL vaccine , require three vaccine doses to be considered fully vaccinated. Further details on the requirements for persons who have received a mixed vaccine combination incorporating Sinovac-CoronaVac or Sinopharm vaccines, as well as recovered persons who took these vaccines, can be found here.

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Updated 11 Mar] Are all persons required to receive a booster vaccination in order to be considered fully vaccinated?

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Reminder of the attire when you're working at HKN VC

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Reminder of the attire when you're working at HKN VC

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Plain white top, preferably collared. No offensive slogans or images. Dark pants/jeans. No skirts. Covered shoes only. No sandals or slippers.

If u want to deviate from this, pls PM Fardli your reasons.

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Happy One year! We began our fight against Covid-19 on 16 March 2021!

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Happy One year! We began our fight against Covid-19 on 16 March 2021!

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Vaccination Centre - Public Holidays Operating Hours

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Vaccination Centre - Public Holidays Operating Hours

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Hi All, please take note of the Upcoming Public Holidays:

14 Apr 2022 (Eve of Good Friday): 8am to 3pm
15 Apr 2022 (Good Friday) - Closed
30 Apr 2022 (Eve of Labour Day): 8am to 3pm
1 May 2022 (Labour Day) - Closed
2 May 2022 (Eve of Hari Raya Puasa): 8am to 3pm
3 May 2022 (Hari Raya Puasa) - Closed
14 May 2022 (Eve of Vesak Day): 8am to 3pm
15 May 2022 (Vesak Day) - Closed
9 Jul 2022 (Eve of Hari Raya Haji): 8am to 3pm
10 Jul 2022 (Hari Raya Haji) - Closed
8 Aug 2022 (Eve of National Day): 8am to 3pm
9 Aug 2022 (National Day) - Closed
23 Oct 2022 (Eve of Deepavali): 8am to 3pm
24 Oct 2022 (Deepavali) - Closed
24 Dec 2022 (Christmas Day’s Eve): 8am to 3pm
25 Dec 2022 (Christmas Day) - Closed

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I am self-tested as ART+ after two mRNA vaccine doses, should I still get my booster?

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I am self-tested as ART+ after two mRNA vaccine doses, should I still get my booster?

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ANSWER

The default is yes. A booster dose will confer longer protection. As recommended by the Expert Committee on COVID-19 Vaccination (EC19V), it is safe for persons who have recovered from COVID-19 to receive a booster dose.

Get your booster 90 days or more after the infection.

You may receive your next vaccine dose 28 days after infection, although you are recommended to do so three months from the infection for better effectiveness.

MOPs who disclose that they are self-administered Ag+ will not have an official record of their COVID infection in our national IT system. They will remain eligible for primary series and booster. However, they are recommended to take their next eligible COVID vaccine dose 90 days (min. 28 days, 28 days is the hardline) after their self administered Ag+.

For immediate compliance, pls.

Thank you!

_CAA 25 Feb 4.59PM_

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The default is yes. A booster dose will confer longer protection. As recommended by the Expert Committee on COVID-19 Vaccination (EC19V), it is safe for persons who have recovered from COVID-19 to receive a booster dose. Get your booster 90 days or more after the infection.

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Happy 1st Year Anniversary HKNCC Vaccination Centre - 16 Mar 2022

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Happy 1st Year Anniversary HKNCC Vaccination Centre - 16 Mar 2022

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Thank you @ everyone for the hard work! As of end Feb, we have served >260k MOPs. Appreciate all your contributions, without which we wouldn't have had a generally smooth operations. Special thanks to those that have been with us from the start as we stabilize and establish the protocols. Thanks for bearing with me and Reihana back then. 😅

Happy first anniversary!

Fardli

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Moderna Vaccine Combi Quick Reference Guide (Updated 21 Feb) 

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Moderna Vaccine Combi Quick Reference Guide (Updated 21 Feb) 

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Vaccination Error. A good reminder for all (CAA 18 Mar  2022)

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Vaccination Error. A good reminder for all (CAA 18 Mar  2022)

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Morning Team,

*[For Attention and Reminder]*

Yesterday one of the Vaccination Centre (not ours) had  a vac error whereby a 74 yo non-immunocompromised MOP was being administered  a 4th dose. Both the reg staff and vaccinator had *assumed* that the MOP had yet to take his B1. There are a few areas to highlight:

1. When reg staff could not register the MOP, *pls pay special attention to check thoroughly* and not to simply register the MOP manually;

2. When the Vaccinator could not order a B1 in the system, *pls check with the Nurse Manager/Doctor* before the needle goes into the skin. Do not ignore and proceed to jab without CLARIFYING as what was done cannot be undone. We have the duty to ensure MOPs’ safety; and

3. All reg staff and vaccinator are to *scroll down the page to view all the doses in the vaccination History*. Without scrolling down, staff only see Dose 1 and Dose 2 in the screen so *pls don’t assume.*

For your cooperation, pls.

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Reminder: Discharge staff to check vaccination order is correct

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Reminder: Discharge staff to check vaccination order is correct

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Staff who are doing discharge to check and ensure the vaccination template on GPC are selected correctly by physically matching the name label with GPC records.

Eg. D1 template for D1,

D3 for Icp/S-S+M etc.

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What to recommend patients if they done Self ART.

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What to recommend patients if they done Self ART.

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Do take note of the Self-administered part.

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MOPs who disclose that they are self-administered Ag+ will not have an official record of their COVID infection in our national IT system. They will remain eligible for primary series and booster. However, they are recommended to take their next eligible COVID vaccine dose 90 days (min. 28 days, 28 days is the hardline) after their self administered Ag+.

For immediate compliance, pls.

Thank you!

_CAA 25 Feb 4.59PM_

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All pregnant women at any trimester can be vaccinated

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All pregnant women at any trimester can be vaccinated

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[For Immediate Attention]

MOH Circular 154/2021 dated 27 Oct 2021 refers. Pls be reminded that all pregnant women at any trimester can be vaccinated in the VCs without the need to produce any medical memo so long they meet the requirement such as booster interval.

While we recommend that they discuss their vaccination with their obstetrician, this is after all their choice.

Pregnancy or absence of a medical memo is not a reason for VCs to defer anyone from vaccination.

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If there is a problem with their vaccination status on their Healthhub.  Pls ask them to go to this link to submit their query

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http://go.gov.sg/vax-status-query

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1 Recommended at an interval of 90 days from the infection for better effectiveness. 2 Recommended at an interval of 150 days from the last dose of primary seri

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Recognition of self-tested infected persons, and the vaccination interval for recovered persons.

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Recognition of self-tested infected persons, and the vaccination interval for recovered persons.

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This message serves to inform Vaccination Providers on the recognition of self-tested infected persons, and the vaccination interval for recovered persons.

2            Recognition of COVID-19 Infection.

a)       The following persons shall be accorded the status of COVID-19 Recovered Person (RPs): Those who are PCR+, ART Ag+ (administered by Licensed Providers), whose overseas COVID-19 infection records have been ingested, or whose seropositivity is not attributed to vaccination.

b)      Persons who are self-administered ART Ag+ will not be accorded COVID-19 recovered status but they are recommended to observe the same vaccine administration intervals as RPs. However, they can be vaccinated as infection-naïve persons if they insist on being vaccinated before the minimum intervals in Table 1 below.

3            Interval For Dose after COVID-19 Infection.  Please refer to Table 1 on the dose interval for RPs to receive their subsequent doses.

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Which Digitally verifiable vacc certs are exempted from Serology testing?

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Which Digitally verifiable vacc certs are exempted from Serology testing?

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Dr Liew has noticed our staff always ask MOP for serology results when they receive overseas vaccine. Pls note that not all overseas vaccine require serology test and thus should focus on whether overseas vaccination records are ingested properly, i.e. visible on their HealthHub or NIR.

Holders of the following types of certificates may be exempted from serology testing for their vaccinations to be recognised:

EU Digital COVID Certificate (EU DCC), including formats cross-compatible with the EU DCC system such as the UK’s NHS Covid Pass

[Australia] International COVID-19 Vaccination Certificate

[India] Co-WIN International Travel Certificate

[Malaysia] Digital Certificate for COVID-19 Vaccination from MySejahtera app

[Maldives] COVID-19 Digital Certification from the Health Protection Agency Maldives

[Republic of Korea] COVID-19 Vaccination Certificate issued by the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency

[Thailand] International COVID-19 Vaccination Certificate issued by the Department of Disease Control, Ministry of Public Health Thailand

China (Updated 3 April 2022)

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Infographic on Deaf, Hard-of-hearing and/or Speech impairments

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Question on Sinovac/ Sinopharm combination

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Question on Sinovac/ Sinopharm combination

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Many of you are still asking me about MOPs who took Sinovac/ Sinopharm.

MOP who completed primary course of vaccination (WHO approved vaccine except sinovac), 18 years old above, If patient C+, 28 days from COVID and 120 days from 2nd dose, allow for booster *if MOP insist*. No C+, allow booster 120 days from dose 2.

*For Sinovac/sinopharm MOPs:*

1. S-S-R +M, allow for 28 days from R (Covid Recovered) , allow 120 days for booster if MOP insist, *it's not considered as dose 3.*

2. S-S+M, no Covid, 90 days for *Dose 3*

3. S-S-S +M, no Covid,  90 days for *Booster*
If R-S-S-S + M (No requirement to take booster. pls approach Duty Manager or FA if MOP insist)

4. S-S-M+ M (no Covid), *  120 days* from dose 3 (moderna/Pfizer)

5. S +M The interval between S and M must be 17 days. Pls ensure to book another appt 28 days later to take an M.

6. S-M +M The interval between the 2 Ms must be 28 days to complete primary series

If unsure. Pls ask the duty manager or doctor.

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Team.
We should give ourselves a pat on our back and recognize the important role we have taken on thus far in this vaccination journey.

Between Aug 1, 2021, and Dec 31, 2021, when Delta variant infections peaked in Singapore, our unified and aggressive vaccination campaign has averted about 8,000 deaths, 33,000 severe cases and 112,000 hospitalisation episodes.

Let’s remind ourselves
#OneVac=OneLifeSaved!#

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/covid-19-deaths-averted-singapore-public-health-measures-vaccination-2503836

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Log down all cases of Covid-19 positive cases whom we turned away [For immediate attention and compliance] CAA 25 Feb 2022

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Log down all cases of Covid-19 positive cases whom we turned away [For immediate attention and compliance] CAA 25 Feb 2022

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[For immediate attention and compliance]

To clarify, there are 2 intervals here:

1. Booster Interval regardless if the MOP is a Covid-19 recovered person:

a. Ops Flex of 120 days is only allowed for those aged 18 and above.

2. Interval after Covid-19 Infection until next dose of COVID vaccine, applicable to both Primary series and booster dose:

a. Ops flex of 28 days is allowed for Covid-19 recovered persons

b. Ops flex of 28 days is applicable to those aged 5 yo and above.

For a recovered covid-19 person, both the intervals must be satisfied according to the age band.

MOH wants us to log down all cases of Covid-19 positive cases whom we turned away with the reasons stated in the log (I.e. either not meeting the booster ops flex interval or the 28 days interval after Covid-19 infection. This will come in handy whenever a complaint is received. Pls log case with Duty Manager.

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Updated in red. Pls note S-S-R is considered completed primary series.

R-S-S-S is considered completed no booster required

Any combination not in the list must be flagged up to the duty manager and FA on site

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How dose third dose on SMS invites look like?

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How dose third dose on SMS invites look like?

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Guys, do take note of how a third dose sms look like. This will be send to pt that are on kidney dialysis. We can either check their sms or memo to verify when they are on kidney dialysis. If there is none, do clarify with OM/NM/Dr.

For Icp pt, they can take their D3 vaccination after 60 days.

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Ensure MOP coming into our Centre is 18 years and above!

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Ensure MOP coming into our Centre is 18 years and above!

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Guys, i would like to emphasize on screening the walk-ins. Pls ensure MOPs are 18 & above (By date of Birth). Do check their IC and do not assume.

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Infographic on Deaf, Hard-of-hearing and/or Speech impairments.(recommended for wheelchair) 24 Feb 2022

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Infographic on Deaf, Hard-of-hearing and/or Speech impairments.(recommended for wheelchair) 24 Feb 2022

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Our Dedicated registration counter, vaccination booth and discharge will be R2, S2, D2. If dosage is 0.5ml, we will use R2 & S11.

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Our VC celebrates NDP!

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MOH Update on Covid Recovered w min 28 days interval - 24 Feb 2022

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MOH Update on Covid Recovered w min 28 days interval - 24 Feb 2022

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If Covid recovered MOP turns up at our VC for booster, with minimum interval of 28 days (1 month), please proceed. 28 days is the hard stop, so please calculate properly.  Pls also ensure minimum interval between Dose 2 is met.

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For staff manning the access control and registration counters CAA 15 Feb 2022

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For staff manning the access control and registration counters CAA 15 Feb 2022

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[For Compliance]

For staff manning the access control and registration counters Pls note of the following:

1. Whoever vac status expired and turned up at the VC, we can vaccinate them.

2. Whoever declared that they had a self administered AG+ result, treat them as Covid naive and vaccinate them so long they meet the Min interval between D2 and booster jab according to their age band.

3. Whoever declared that they are Covid Recovered with C+ record ingested into the system, check if they meet the 28 days from C+ diagnosis date, if less than, advise them to return after that. If they meet, to vaccinate them.

MOH instructions is to vaccinate as many as possible and the only time where we do not administer vaccination is when the MOP is medically ineligible.

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Update on Clinical notes writing CAA 25 Feb 2022

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Update on Clinical notes writing CAA 25 Feb 2022

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M-Mrna vaccine
S- Sinopharm / sinovac
O- WHO Vaccine
R - Covid recovered

With immediate effect, we will be writing "+" for the jab pt are taking.
For eg. M-M+M
R-M+M
S-S-R+M
O-O+M

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Update on 18 Feb briefing to all on Overseas Vacc/ FWMOM Care App/ ICP Booster/ STVP/ Dont turn away pts/ Covid Naive

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Update on 18 Feb briefing to all on Overseas Vacc/ FWMOM Care App/ ICP Booster/ STVP/ Dont turn away pts/ Covid Naive

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Just to update the rest on what was briefed earlier.

1) Overseas Vaccination
Instead of asking if serology has been performed, ask if MOP have visited a clinic in Sg to get their vaccination records ingested.

Digitally verifiable overseas vaccination from selected countries does not require serology. But it does not mean that we can use MOP e-certs as evidence of vaccination. They will need to go to a clinic first.

Inform MOP to confirm with source/clinic when their records have been uploaded. May take up to a week for it to be reflected properly. If low loads and there's urgency to vaccinate, ask duty Dr to check.

2) FWMOMCare App for migrant workers. All their details ie: address, dob, covid infection status, discharge memo, vaccination or ART records are in there. Ask MW to show it to u if u require verification.

3) ICP Booster
Earlier today, we had an ICP MOP, presented with a memo from specialist to take booster. M-M-M+M. As MOP has completed the enhanced primary series, the 4th dose count as booster 0.25mls instead of 0.5mls. There may be more of this group coming in.

4) Feedback that our VC staff turned away MOP or directed to other VC. Do not turn away MOP unnecessarily. If unsure, check with OM first.

5) AG+ interval 90 days, minimum 28 days with FA approval. (Duty Manager approval) Official comms is 90 days please (28 days). If AG+ not found in Healthhub and 'Known Alerts', consider as Covid naive.

6) Short Term Visit Pass (STVP). Minimum interval is 60 days. If < 60, inform MOP to extend pass. Do not vaccinate.