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deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
- Location
- Armonmy Way
Meanwhile, the NHS won't let my daughter take her 2nd jab because the system says she's had it. So, either because of fraudulent impersonation or dodgy data entry, her name, dob and NHS number show her as having had it. The technical people don't know how to reset it so refer her back to her GP who refer her to the technical people. And so it goes. Once you've had your jab on the computer you've had your jab....
Ajax Bay
Guru
- Location
- East Devon
Perhaps she has an alibi for when (and where) the ephemeral second jab was given.
deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
- Location
- Armonmy Way
It never occurred to me that she might not but I'll ask her. I imagine she has it but with only the first dose entered.
deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
- Location
- Armonmy Way
If she has no joy from the clinical commissioning group, it'll be they that will have to explain why they're refusing to administer medical care to her.
Ajax Bay
Guru
- Location
- East Devon
Yes but. Daughter will have her vaccine card with the first dose marked up and the second dose lines blank. Proves nothing. Loads of people turn up without their card (first dose) and get another one with the second dose details marked on. Obviously daughter will not have the latter. They are "refusing to administer a third dose of the/a vaccine" and have a duty so to do. Keep calm. Reprise effort to enlist GP surgery help. Get a copy of the actual and notional vaccine details (location/date) from her surgery - she's entitled to those details.
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kingrollo
Guru
Good luck with that.
deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
- Location
- Armonmy Way
I'll pass this on to her. However, it was the GP surgery that first sent her off to NHS customer care who sent it off to their techs who didn't know how to unjab an erroneous data entry.
KnittyNorah
Über Member
- Location
- The Frozen North (of England)
You couldn't make it up if you tried ...
Anti-vaxxer mistakes pub beer tent for Covid testing site and shouts at it | Metro News
Anti-vaxxer mistakes pub beer tent for Covid testing site and shouts at it | Metro News
Craig the cyclist
Über Member
This little situation with @deptfordmarmoset sums up the problem with the populations view of the programme.
It wasn't that along ago we had people complaining that nurses were too 'jab happy', after the woman in Swindon got the wrong jab. I suggested that the patients should be listened to as they aren't daft, and was shot down in a whither of 'you need to follow the IT, people can't be trusted to remember complex details about their treatment, it's all down to the nurses', now the nurses are taking extra care in this situation and guess what? Apparently now the clinicians need to be listening to the patient in front of them because she isn't daft and knows what she is doing
No win- No win
It wasn't that along ago we had people complaining that nurses were too 'jab happy', after the woman in Swindon got the wrong jab. I suggested that the patients should be listened to as they aren't daft, and was shot down in a whither of 'you need to follow the IT, people can't be trusted to remember complex details about their treatment, it's all down to the nurses', now the nurses are taking extra care in this situation and guess what? Apparently now the clinicians need to be listening to the patient in front of them because she isn't daft and knows what she is doing
No win- No win
lane
Veteran
A school I used to work at had a lockdown exercise - where they practice locking the school down to keep everyone safe in the event of some sort of attack. Some locals thought they were locking pupils in to force them to be vaccinated and planned a protest outside the school. You couldn't make that up either but stupidity seems to know no bounds - https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/local-news/school-targeted-anti-vaccine-protesters-5402368
KnittyNorah
Über Member
- Location
- The Frozen North (of England)
What very strange minds some folk have. I wonder why they don't put their fertile and exceedingly-bizarre imaginations to good use by writing best-selling fantasy novels.
