
Vaccinations against covid-19 - from registration to taking the preparation
13 April 2021

How can I register for a specific date?
- by phone via a 24-hour, free hotline – 989
- via SMS to the number 664 908 556 or 880 333 333 with the content: Let's Get Vaccinated.
- electronically via e-Registration available on patient.gov.pl
- by contacting HELPLINE NZOZ Your Doctor - 71 311 12 36
Registration information is available here:
https://www.gov.pl/web/szczepimysie/rejestracja

What should people registered for vaccination in the coming days remember?
First of all, you must show up at the appropriate vaccination point, on the designated day and time. You must have an identity document with you, preferably an ID card. It is worth having a completed questionnaire with you, which is the first stage of qualifying for vaccination. The questions it contains concern not only your current health condition, but also chronic diseases..
Patients with a completed questionnaire undergo medical qualification. If the result is positive, they receive the vaccine administered in the arm, as an intramuscular injection. For safety reasons, people who have been given the vaccine should remain under observation for 15 minutes. The appearance of sudden, undesirable symptoms should be reported immediately to the clinic staff. Before leaving the vaccination point, it is worth confirming the date of administration of the second dose of the vaccine.
Your Doctor advises how to make the vaccination quick and trouble-free:
– print, read and complete the questionnaire needed to qualify for vaccination,
– if you have chronic illnesses, take a list of medications you are taking,
– before setting off, you must check the location of the vaccination point,
– arrive at the agreed time – there is no need to queue several dozen minutes before the scheduled vaccination,
– be sure to bring an ID with a photo,
– dress in such a way that you can expose your shoulder without having to remove several layers of clothing.
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