The Ministry of Public Health is ready to get the first target of the Covid vaccine from March onwards.
On February 16, 2021 at 8:17 p.m.
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Ministry of Public Health prepares for the novel coronavirus vaccine To the first target group from March onwards Ready to test the vaccination service system at Rajavithi Hospital, taking a total of no more than 40 minutes.
On February 16, 64 Mr. Satit Patuthecha, Deputy Minister of Public Health, said that Rajavithi Hospital. That is one of the large hospitals of the Medical Department Ministry of Public Health The COVID-19 vaccination system has been tested, starting before the service, there will be risk screening, fever measurement, hand washing with alcohol gel.
Step 1 is to register (make a card) to verify your identity.
Step 2 Weigh, measure blood pressure.
Step 3: Screening, taking history and signing vaccination consent
Step 4 Wait for vaccination.
Step 5 Get vaccinated.
Step 6 will have all vaccinated people sit and wait for 30 minutes to observe their symptoms by providing first aid areas, doctors, nurses and life support equipment to care for those who may have complications from the vaccination. And there is a suggestion to use the Line Official Account “Doctor Ready” to monitor symptoms after vaccination 1 day, 7 days, 30 days and receive reminders for second dose of vaccine, including those who received the COVID-19 vaccine. All 2 needles will receive a certificate of COVID-19 vaccination via Line Official Account “Doctor Ready” as well.
Step 7 Checkpoint before returning home The staff will ask for symptoms, give advice and issue a second vaccination appointment.
Step 8: Dash Board results will be displayed from Line Official Account “Mor Ready” showing comprehensive evaluation of all service processes. Follow-up of vaccine adverse reactions that occurred. To give people confidence in their safety And the effectiveness of the vaccine received
Dr. Somsak Akasilp, Director-General of the Department of Medical Services further said that Rajavithi Hospital’s COVID-19 vaccination service system is a guideline that each hospital can be adapted to suit the context of each location. The COVID-19 vaccination service is a collaboration between the Department of Medicine. Ministry of Public Health Bangkok Uhosnet Private Hospital, a hospital under the Ministry of Defense And police hospital
However, the COVID-19 vaccine to be injected this time has targeted the early risk groups:
1. Medical personnel and public health outposts in both the public and private sectors.
2. People with underlying disease, including severe chronic respiratory disease such as COPD. And poorly controlled asthma Cardiovascular disease Chronic kidney disease at stage 5 and above (chronic renal failure), stroke, any type of cancer undergoing chemotherapy. Radiation therapy and immunotherapy for diabetes and obesity weighing more than 100 kg or BMI greater than 35 kg per sq m;
For any side effects or reactions after vaccination. Usually there are mild symptoms and go away on their own in 1–2 days, such as pain, swelling, redness, heat, itching at the injection site, or may include fever, headache, nausea, vomiting, rash, discomfort, minor body aches, fatigue, etc., but may also have side effects. Side with severe symptoms such as high fever, chills, vomiting, severe chest tightness, trouble breathing, tremors, face swelling, neck swelling, swelling over the body, rash, hives, full body rash, blisters, dizziness, weakness, skin peeling, joint pain or severe muscle aches. Muscle weakness in the limbs, crooked face (falling corners of the mouth), which people with such symptoms should consult a doctor immediately
Rajavithi Hospital Has been preparing for the vaccination service COVID-19 from March 2021 onwards, starting with people at risk. And register the vaccination through Line Official Account “Ready Doctor” first
However, even after getting vaccinated People still need to be careful. Wear a mask Always keep your distance, do not enter the risky place. And crowded places, which will greatly reduce the chance of infection
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