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Readers’ panel: Are efforts to increase flu vaccination rates among front-line nurses excessive and impractical?

As part of plans to cope with winter pressures, NHS England and NHS Improvement have suggested that front-line staff who do not have the flu vaccination could be redeployed to other areas. Nursing Standard readers have their say
Posted 24 September 2018 - 08:00
 
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