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Joined June 2015
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“The #COVID19 vaccines are recommended in any trimester or while breastfeeding,” says Dr. Chelsea Elwood, a reproductive infectious diseases specialist at @BCWomensHosp @CDCofBC @PHSAofBC @SOGCorg
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Hey everyone! We’ve been getting a lot of questions about registering for the second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Here are some answers ⬇️ (1/7)
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BC is moving forward on vaccine bookings this weekend.
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Have questions about the COVID-19 vaccines? It’s important to get your info from experts and credible resources. Check out our “ 8 myths and facts about the vaccine” handout to learn all you need to know: ow.ly/PejB50EhWci
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BC's vaccine supply is increasing with more than 1 million doses of the Pfizer vaccine set to arrive in May. Register now if you're 18+ and book as soon as it’s your turn: gov.bc.ca/getvaccinated #CovidBC
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Great news - pregnant women in BC now eligible to book for #COVID19 vaccine. Just phone into call center 1-833-838-2323 and let them know your are pregnant. It is as simple as that. #BCimmUNITY ow.ly/7TMt50EES2Q
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ICBC Enhanced Care Coverage came into effect on May 1. Check out our article to get up to speed on what doctors need to know: ow.ly/66in50EDInV
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Are these healthy habits part of your routine? #WearAMask. Physically distance from those outside your household. Avoid crowds and poorly ventilated spaces. And get vaccinated when it’s available to you. Help protect yourself and others from #COVID19! #ThisIsOurShotCA
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"Each British Columbian who is vaccinated brings us closer to turning the corner on these difficult times," says @drmattchow. "When we each do our part by following the rules and getting vaccinated, we all reap the benefits. Much better days are ahead." ow.ly/B9nu50Eyg3f
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Did you know it can be normal to get symptoms like a fever after your shot? This is your immune system at work learning how to recognize and fight the virus that causes COVID-19. For more vaccine FAQs in 27 languages visit thisisourshot.ca
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Have questions about the COVID-19 vaccines? Don’t miss the @thisisourshotca live townhall moderated by @ClaraHughes on Apr 28. You’ll be hearing from a diverse panel of leading doctors from across Canada as they answer your questions. #ThisIsOurShotCA
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On April 28, join us for a live townhall on vaccines moderated by @ClaraAnneHughes and featuring leading doctors from all across Canada. You can submit your questions in advance by going to: app.sli.do/event/hnqcrcux #ThisisOurShotCA
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In his latest #PrezBlog, @drmattchow encourages British Columbians to get vaccinated at their earliest opportunity. "With each person vaccinated, we come closer to turning the page on this pandemic and returning to some degree of normalcy." ow.ly/1DDd50Evlmy
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Pregnant and wondering about the #COVID19 vaccine? Health experts agree that getting a COVID-19 #vaccine is a good choice for most pregnant & breastfeeding people. Learn more about the benefits, risks & considerations to make an informed choice: ow.ly/lSDe50EtDpU
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New registration schedule for age cohorts: • Mon, Apr. 19 – Born 1981 & earlier (40+) • Tues, Apr. 20 – Born 1986 & earlier (35+) • Wed, Apr. 21 – Born 1991 & earlier (30+) • Thurs, Apr. 22 – Born 1996 & earlier (25+) • Fri, Apr. 23 – Born 2003 & earlier (18+)
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This Changed My Practice ... Live! Featuring 10-minute presentation snappers that will deliver clinical pearls and practice tips in bite-sized virtual sessions. Thursday evenings, Apr 29 and May 13, 1730–1900 PDT Details and register here: ubccpd.ca/course/tcmp2021 #TCMPLive
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Have questions about the safety and efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines? Find out all you need to know in our FAQs: ow.ly/pQFb50E6B5g
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Members: view your 2019 mini profile online with stats based on your MSP payments and see how you compare to your peer group. ow.ly/xb6G50EkZpT
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NEW: People 40+ and Indigenous peoples 18+ can now register following this schedule. Once registered you'll get an email/text when it’s your turn to book an appointment. ✅Register online: gov.bc.ca/getvaccinated ✅Those 55-65 can also book at: gov.bc.ca/pharmacy-vaccine #CovidBC
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A new schedule for age cohorts to register for their vaccine: • Mon, April 12 – Born 1966 or earlier (55+) • Wed, April 14 – Born 1971 or earlier (50+) • Fri, April 16 – Born 1976 or earlier (45+) • Mon, April 19 – Born 1981 or earlier (40+)
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As of April 12: The following groups are eligible to register for their COVID-19 vaccination appointment at gov.bc.ca/getvaccinated or by calling 1-833-838-2323.

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