Mental Welfare commission for Scotland, 'Vaccination for people with mental illness, learning disabilities, dementia and associated conditions: Position statement' (14/2/22): Difference between revisions
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|Abstract=This guidance is for health and care professionals who want people who lack capacity to get the coronavirus vaccinations. Headings include "The use of force in administering a Covid-19 vaccine" and "What happens if the welfare proxy disagrees with the decision to | |Abstract=This guidance is for health and care professionals who want people who lack capacity to get the coronavirus vaccinations. Headings include "The use of force in administering a Covid-19 vaccine" and "What happens if the welfare proxy disagrees with the decision to vaccinate?" | ||
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|Download=2022-02-14 MWCS Vaccination position statement.pdf | |Download=2022-02-14 MWCS Vaccination position statement.pdf | ||
Revision as of 22:18, 21 February 2022
Scottish vaccination guidance This guidance is for health and care professionals who want people who lack capacity to get the coronavirus vaccinations. Headings include "The use of force in administering a Covid-19 vaccine" and "What happens if the welfare proxy disagrees with the decision to vaccinate?"