North Central London Clinical Commissioning Group Covid-19 Vaccination Briefing

About this event

We would like to invite system staff, voluntary and community sector colleagues and community leaders from across our five boroughs to a briefing on the latest developments within the COVID-19 vaccination programme. Our aim is to provide the latest information to support you with having confident conversations about the vaccine with your colleagues and clients, to help tackle vaccine hesitancy. This will be an opportunity to hear from and ask questions of an expert panel from general practice, nursing, pharmacy and public health and includes:

• Dr Charlotte Benjamin from St George’s Medical Centre in Hendon, CCG Vice Chair
• Sita Chitambo, Director of Nursing/AHP/Quality – Community Services at North Middlesex University Hospital NHS Trust
• Jatinder Harchowal, UCLH pharmacy lead for COVID vaccines
• Dr Jarir Amarin from Medicus Health Partners in Enfield
• Jonathan O’Sullivan, Director of Public Health Islington

Questions before the event

• We’d particularly encourage questions to be submitted in advance to: nclccg.communications@nhs.net – please do so no later than Tuesday 25th January
Any queries you have can be sent to this address as well.

How to register

• Now open for registration on Eventbrite – please share with health and care system staff, voluntary and community sector colleagues and community leaders

 

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