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FMH Student-led Interprofessional Influenza Vaccination Clinic

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CreatorHanrahan, JaneDate6th July 2020DescriptionThe document describes the first FMH Student-led Interprofessional Influenza Vaccination Clinic. The student-led flu vaccination clinic is a first in Australia. Although it was planned well before COVID-19, the importance of flu vaccinations, especially for health professionals and health professional students became even more significant. The photo shows the team at the end of the first day of the flu vaccination clinic, sitting in the socially distanced waiting area. Front Row: Jane Hanrahan, Peter Carroll, Andrew Bartlett Middle Row: Hugo Franich, Annie Taylor, Rachel Lin Back row: Jack Dickin, Emma Williams, Ardi Mirzai, Sara Chehelnabi, Stefanie Mitrevski. This item is part of The University of Sydney during COVID-19 collection.
LanguageengSubjectSocial distancing (Public health) and educationExperienceCOVID-19 Pandemic, 2020-Geographic coverageSydney (N.S.W.)TypePersonal papersCollectionThe University of Sydney during COVID-19

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