From. Junta de Andalucía Andalusia opens the self-appointment agenda for any dose of the Covid vaccine. Thus, the citation option for second and third doses is expanded. The objectives are to advance the vaccination coverage of primary vaccination in the population without a complete schedule and to proceed with the administration of booster doses or third doses for those citizens who have it indicated. Thus, people with a current indication for any dose of coronavirus vaccines can obtain an appointment through the usual channels regardless of the dose that corresponds to them. Those population groups for which a specific active recruitment is proposed, as is the case of people institutionalized in nursing homes and people in group 7 currently expanded, will be directly cited by their reference centers, both in the hospital and care settings. Primary. This new application of the self-appointment will therefore benefit people of any age who want to start their vaccination with the first dose, those who need to complete the second dose of vaccination and people who need to administer a second additional or booster dose after the first dose of Janssen if more than three months have passed since the vaccination. In these cases of Janssen booster vaccine, the SAS has established a schedule for requesting appointments according to age. This schedule establishes that those over 70 can request their appointment now; from 60 to 69, from Monday, November 8; the 50-59 age band, on November 15; from 40 to 49, from November 22, and under 39 from 29 of this month. As always, this self-appointment can be made through the usual applications (ClicSalud + and App Salud Responde) and by telephone through Salud Responde and appointment at the health centers themselves. Informacion Covid19 Almeria.
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