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To ask the Scottish Government whether the eligibility criteria for the flu vaccine have changed in the last three years.

S6W-32365 · Written Question · lodged by McNeill, Pauline

Lodged on
12 Dec 2024
Heard / answered on
23 Dec 2024
To ask the Scottish Government whether the eligibility criteria for the flu vaccine have changed in the last three years.

The answer

The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) advise flu vaccination for those aged 65 years and over. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Scotland expanded the programme to protect individuals, public services and the NHS. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Scottish Government made a policy decision to expanded the programme to protect individuals, public services and the NHS.Eligibility criteria for the last three years are set out below.2024-25:Residents in long-stay care homes / facilitiesThose aged 65+Those aged 18 to 64 at risk including:clinical at-risk groups as per Green Book Chapter 19 (GBC19)the homelessthose experiencing substance misuseasylum seekers in Home Office hotel accommodationprisonerspregnant womenFrontline health and social care workersNon-frontline NHS workersPoultry workers & bird keepersUnpaid carers and young carersHousehold contacts of the immunosuppressedThose aged 6 months to 2 years at clinical riskThose aged 2-5 years not yet at schoolPrimary & secondary school children2023-24:Residents in long-stay care homes / facilitiesThose aged 50 +Those aged 18 to 49 at risk including:clinical at-risk groups as per GBC19the homelessthose experiencing substance misuseprisonerspregnant womenFrontline health and social care workersNon-frontline NHS workersPoultry workersTeachersPrison staffUnpaid carers and young carersHousehold contacts of the immunosuppressedThose aged 6 months to 2 years at clinical riskThose aged 2-5 years not yet at schoolPrimary & secondary school children2022-23:Residents in long-stay care homes / facilitiesThose aged 50 +Those aged 18 to 49 at risk including:clinical at-risk groups as per GBC19the homelessthose experiencing substance misuseprisonerspregnant womenFrontline health and social care workersNon-frontline NHS workersTeachersPrison staffUnpaid carers and young carersHousehold contacts of the immunosuppressedThose aged 6 months to 2 years at clinical riskThose aged 2-5 years not yet at schoolPrimary & secondary school children

Answered by Jenni Minto on 23 Dec 2024.