Extremely vulnerable children to receive Covid vaccine

The video discusses the eligibility criteria for COVID-19 vaccination among children, focusing on those with underlying illnesses and household contacts of immunosuppressed individuals. It highlights the importance of vaccinating children nearing their 18th birthday and the need to consider potential risks before implementing a universal vaccination program. The video also outlines policy advice and the role of NHS in operationalizing the vaccination strategy.

Which group of children is recommended for vaccination due to their household contact with immunosuppressed individuals?

• Children with asthma

• Children with immunosuppression

• Children who are household contacts of immunosuppressed individuals

• Children with mild allergies

What is the main reason for not offering universal vaccination to all children over 12 at this time?

• Lack of vaccine supply

• Potential risks like heart inflammation

• High cost of vaccines

• Low effectiveness of vaccines in children

What is the reported rare side effect associated with the second dose of certain vaccines in younger individuals?

• Blood clotting

• Heart inflammation

• Fever and chills

• Severe allergic reactions

Why is it important to vaccinate children with severe neuro disabilities and other high-risk categories?

• To increase overall vaccination rates

• To protect them from potential COVID complications

• To comply with school requirements

• To prevent them from spreading COVID

What is the role of NHS England and other nations in the vaccination program for high-risk children?

• To operationalize the vaccination advice

• To provide financial support

• To conduct research on vaccine effectiveness

• To distribute vaccines to pharmacies