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GPs told they must give whooping cough jabs
Helen Puttick
Health Correspondent
Thursday 7 March 2013
THE Scottish Government has intervened in a row between GPs and midwives about who should give pregnant women the whooping cough vaccine, saying family doctors should do the job.
Midwives have been reluctant to administer the injection at antenatal appointments, amid worries about the increased workload and how this will impact on other support they provide for patients.
GPs have raised concerns that this means an opportunity to vaccinate expectant mothers is lost, warning some women may not keep separate appointments to get the injection...
Whooping cough outbreak not slowing in Sussex
9:20am Thursday 7th March 2013 in News
An outbreak of whooping cough cases across Sussex is showing no sign of slowing.
There have been 71 confirmed cases of the disease in the county since January, which is already higher than the 42 reported over the same period last year...