Will nationally recommended vaccinations, such as the flu vaccination, be allowed to be administered at community clubs where the footfall would be higher? Would such a scenario be out of the premise of HCSA?

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The HCSA provides for Outpatient Medical Service licensees with approved “Temporary Premises” licence to perform vaccinations in community centres and other locations

Will nationally recommended vaccinations, such as the flu vaccination, be allowed to be administered at community clubs where the footfall would be higher? Would such a scenario be out of the premise of HCSA?

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