Health
NHS staff no longer at front of queue for Covid vaccine after rethink – The Guardian
Change to England priority list for next few weeks likely to worry and disappoint health workers
NHS staff in England will no longer be among the first people to be vaccinated against Covid-19 after a rethink about who should be given priority.
Hospitals will instead begin by immunising care home staff, and inpatients and outpatients aged over 80. The change is likely to disappoint and worry health service staff, some of whom had already booked appointments to get immunised.
Frontline personnel were due to have the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine when the NHS starts rolling it out, probably next Tuesday,…
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