Corona Vaccination guideline Gujarati
The subject expert committee of Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) has recommended Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, Covishield, for emergency use authorisation to
Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI), a top government source told BusinessToday.In. The CDSCO recommendation comes with certain conditions.
Covishield would be the first vaccine to be given the go-ahead by drug regulators in India. The vaccine has been manufactured by AstraZeneca's local partner Serum Institute of India (SII). SII and AstraZeneca have partnered up to manufacture and distribute the vaccine in India and several other countries.
The approval by the drug regulator would be a significant step towards the vaccine's rollout in the country, where millions of people are expected to be vaccinated. Other countries such as the UK and Argentina have already authorised the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine for urgent public use.
Arrangements will be made to protect the vehicle carrying the vaccine, vaccine vial and ice pack from direct sunlight.
The vaccine may not be voile monitors and may not have a date of expiration written on the vial. Of course this should not have any adverse effect on vaccination.
After the completion of the vaccination session, all unopened vaccine vials will be kept in ice packs and taken to the distributing cold chain point.
Initially only 100 people will be vaccinated in each vaccination session. This number could be increased to 200 if the availability and availability of vaccines is improved.
The covid vaccine will first be given to healthcare workers, frontline workers and people over the age of 50, as well as to people over the age of 50 who are already suffering from a serious illness. In addition the rest will be vaccinated according to the transition and the availability of the vaccine.
Vaccines will also be distributed to those aged 50 to 60 years and over 60 years. He will be vaccinated in phases. The latest Lok Sabha and Assembly election lists will be used to identify people above 50 years of age or older.
It is planned to vaccinate 300 million people under the first phase.
12 types of photo identification documents will be used for registration on the Covin website. These include voter ID cards, Aadhaar, driving licenses, passports and pension documents.
The required points in the guideline published for corona virus vaccination are as follows
- About 100 to 200 people will be vaccinated every day during each session
- The person concerned will be monitored for 30 minutes after vaccination
- A total of five members will be involved in the vaccination team
- One more session can be arranged if the vaccination site has adequate facilities and a waiting room.
- The Covid Vaccine Intelligence Network (Co-Win) system is a digital platform, which will be used to obtain information from registered beneficiaries for vaccination.
- 12 photo identification cards including election card, Aadhaar card, driving license, passport and pension document will be used for self-registration on Co-Win website.
- Only pre-registered people will be vaccinated at the place where the vaccination will take place. There will be no arrangement for on-spot registration.
-The vaccine bottle will be protected from the sun's rays.
- The vaccine bottle must be opened upon arrival of the person for vaccination.
- All unused vaccines with ice packs after the session must be sent to distribution cold chain locations.
- First health workers, first front workers and people over the age of 50 will be vaccinated.
- People under the age of 50 suffering from serious diseases and the rest of the population will be vaccinated at the end depending on the epidemic status and availability of vaccines.
- About 30 crore population will be vaccinated under the first phase of vaccination.
