Annual flu vaccinations is the single most effective measure available to prevent the flu impacting your workplace and JTA brings our Flu Vaccination Program directly to your workplace. Vaccinations must be given each year. Flu viruses are constantly changing so the vaccine is reviewed each year and updated to include the influenza viruses that made people sick the previous season. In 2018, the number of flu cases dropped by a dramatic 83%. This was due to far more people being immunised as well as the vaccine itself being considerably more effective.
JTA On-Site Workplace Vaccination Program
Experience has shown us that the more accessible a flu vaccination is, the more likely people are to get vaccinated. That’s why JTA brings our Flu Vaccination Program directly to your workplace.
Our experienced and qualified nurses will visit your premises at a time that best suits both your business and staff needs. They will administer flu vaccinations according to our stringent protocols governing clinical quality and excellence.
Workplace Vaccination Details:
- Conducted onsite to minimise downtime
- The sessions are quick and efficient
- Each patient is seen in about 2 minutes
- The window for flu vaccinations is between the months of March and May (to ensure the vaccination is given time to become active before peak flu season hits)
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The Benefits
- Conducted onsite to minimise downtime
- 50% reduction in the number of sick days
- Limits the spread of flu to other employees
- Staff don’t require time off to visit doctor
- Higher staff morale due to a culture of safety
Facts About Flu Vaccinations:
- Influenza vaccine can never give you the flu because it does NOT contain a live strain of the virus.
- The influenza vaccine is generally well tolerated, however staff are asked to stay close by for 15 minutes after their injection to ensure no reaction sets in
- As with all medicines, the vaccine may cause some side-effects. These are usually very minor and dissipate quite quickly
- Some patients report redness or discomfort at injection site but this will disappear within a few days.
- A few patients will develop a mild fever and muscle pains or feel generally unwell, for one or two days after the injection. The flu-like symptoms don’t mean they have the flu, it is simply their body’s natural response to the vaccine.
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