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Blueprint model of care to support vaccine hubs for people experiencing homelessness

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COVID-19 Immunisation Pandemics Disease management Infectious diseases Homelessness Public health Sydney
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Blueprint model of care to support vaccine hubs for people experiencing homelessness 1.81 MB
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The inner-city COVID-19 vaccine hub at the St Vincent de Paul Society’s Ozanam Learning Centre has facilitated access to COVID-19 vaccines for thousands of people experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

This model of care has been developed to offer guidance to other agencies in the development and delivery of vaccination hubs for vulnerable groups.

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St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney 2021
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open
Post date:
13 Oct 2021

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