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Procedure for people who wish to be voluntarily vaccinated with the Vaxzevria vaccine

As decided by the Government Council on 16 April, people aged between 30 and 54 will have the opportunity to register on a list and express their interest in being voluntarily vaccinated with Vaxzevria (formerly Astra Zeneca).

This list will be open from 21 April 6 p.m. Anyone interested can register on the list at Guichet.lu via the link impfen.lu. Those registered on this list will receive an invitation according to the date of registration and depending on the availability of the Vaxzevria vaccine.

This possibility is offered in order to avoid having unused doses of the vaccine and, above all, to allow a younger population to be vaccinated at an earlier stage. 

Press release by the Ministry of State / Ministry of Health

Open waiting list for people who did not make an appointment during the phase 4 of the vaccination campaign

People who have been invited to be vaccinated in the 4th phase of the vaccination campaign against COVID-19 (age 65-69) and who have not made an appointment during this period, will nevertheless have the opportunity to be vaccinated in a vaccination centre at a later stage.

To this end, those concerned and wishing to be vaccinated can register from 19 to 25 April on a waiting list via guichet.lu/vaccination-liste-d-attente. They will receive a new invitation in due course. Personalised assistance is also offered through a hotline specifically set up for this purpose under the number (+352) 247-65533.

The Ministry of Health would like to remind people who fall into phase 2 - 4 because of their age, and who have not yet received an invitation to be vaccinated, to check their address in the National Registry of Natural Persons (RNPP) via guichet.lu/consulter-rnpp.

Communiqué de presse : Vaccins Covid-19 respectez les avis des médecins traitants !

Les téléphones n’arrêtent pas de sonner chez la Patiente Vertriedung Asbl et l'ULC Asbl suite au dernier communiqué de presse sur les vaccinations Covid-19. De plus en plus de patients se manifestent pour signaler que les certificats de leur médecin n'ont pas été pris en compte au centre de vaccination. Dans certains cas, il est même fait état de médecins coléreux et intimidants dans les centres de vaccination.

La raison pour laquelle l'AMMD poignarde les médecins dans le dos et affirme que les médecins des centres de vaccination sont plus capables que les médecins de famille ou les spécialiste, qui suivent leurs patiente depuis des annés, à évaluer les patients et leur état de santé patients, est incompréhensible pour l'Asbl Patiente Vertriedung et l'ULC Asbl.

COVID-19 Communiqué de presse – MANDAT

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Communiqué de presse : Vaccins COVID-19 respectez les avis des médecins traitants !

Beaucoup de citoyens sont soulagés de recevoir l'invitation pour leur vaccination Covid-19 et la Patiente Vertriedung Asbl et l’ULC Asbl sont pleinement conscient de la complexité de la situation pandémique et du processus de vaccination y associé pour le Ministère de la Santé.

Cependant la Patiente Vertriedung Asbl et l’ULC Asbl constatent un manque de transparence dans l'implémentation de ce même processus vis-à-vis du public.

Malheureusement des patients vulnérables se tournent vers la Patiente Vertriedung Asbl et l’ULC Asbl à la suite de leurs expériences vécues dans les centres de vaccinations. Ces patients ont des certificats médicaux de leurs médecins traitants, qui les suivent depuis des années et connaissent bien l’état de santé de leurs patients.

Launch of phase 5 of the vaccination campaign

The first invitations to those covered by phase 5 of the vaccination campaign will be sent out this week (week 14).

As already announced, following the decision of the Government Council of 29 January, the people concerned are residents aged 55 - 64, starting with the oldest (phase 5a), as well as people that may be at increased risk due to a pre-existing health condition (phase 5b).

The increased risks include:

  • Controlled diabetes, without complications
  • Uncomplicated arterial hypertension
  • Obesity (body mass index 30-40 kg/m2)
  • Pregnancy