Below is text, however I have underlined “ if new evidence emerges or epidemiology changes.” ATAGI recommendations A summary of advice is at Table 1. The Australian Immunisation Handbook COVID-19 chapter has further details, including recommendations for people who have never received a COVID-19 vaccine (a 'primary course'). COVID-19 recommendations are reviewed annually, or earlier if new evidence emerges or epidemiology changes. ATAGI recommends a COVID-19 vaccine dose every 6 months for: • Adults aged ≥75 years. ATAGI recommends a COVID-19 vaccine dose every 12 months for: • Adults aged 65-74 years • Adults aged 18—64 years with severe immunocompromise. These groups are also eligible for a dose every 6 months, based on a benefit-risk assessment. A dose every six months is most likely to benefit people with medical risk conditions and/or those living in residential aged care homes. The following groups are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine every 12 months, based on a benefit-risk assessment: • All other adults aged 18-64 years • Children and adolescents aged 5—<18 years with severe immunocompromise. Vaccination reduces the risk of severe disease and death from COVID-19.
Below is text, I’ve underlined “5-17 years Not recommended <5 years Not recommended” Table 1: Timing of further COVID-19 vaccine doses by age group and risk status ≥ 75 years Recommended every 6 months Recommended every 6 months 65-74 years Recommended every 12 months and are eligible for a dose every 6 months Recommended every 12 months and are eligible for a dose every 6 months 18-64 years Recommended every 12 months and are eligible for a dose every 6 months Eligible for a dose every 12 months 5-17 years Eligible for a dose every 12 months Not recommended <5 years Not recommended Not recommended #See the Australian Immunisation Handbook for definitions and examples of severe immunocompromise "Recommended": benefits of vaccination outweigh the risks for the defined population. "Eligible": eligible for a free COVID-19 vaccine, and individuals encouraged to discuss their individual circumstances with their healthcare provider.
Thanks Denis
Here are *my* s’shots
•I have to seriously qn their commitment to “if new evidence emerges”
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•wtaFUCK are we doing to our kids
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🙋♀️works in a school
#DutyOfCare
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#CovidCare
