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Well, I'll check again, but as I keep saying, I've already given permission in writing. There was no mention of partial access.acropolis22. As posted earlier, like yourself Rita couldn't access her full health record on the NHS App, only a summary.
Yesterday she went to the surgery and spoke to a receptionist, who informed her that Rita hadn't yet given permission. With the receptionists help, Rita went back into the App as advised, and found her full health record available there for her to access.
It only took a couple of minutes.
BTW, neither of our boosters were carried out by our surgery, however, both boosters are showing on our Apps.
Cheers,
Jock.
Maybe that permission wasn't processed upon receipt, even though you gave it.
I would imagine that much of any delay besides the beurocrats toing and froing will be down to testing the changes made to the app, not only for functionality but also security, actually coding the change shouldn't take very long.
Same experience here too Jim.I presume that the booster info is only available on the app if the vaccinator inputs the information to the NHS website .
When we had our booster the vaccinator had a screen up ,requested details etc ,whether we were allergic to anything ,had we had adverse reactions etc etc.
It doesn’t matter where you go to have your Covid jab, or your flu jab for that matter , the info will either be entered directly onto your medical record on-site or sent to your GP surgery and entered by them. It will then be on the NHS app.I presume that the booster info is only available on the app if the vaccinator inputs the information to the NHS website .
When we had our booster the vaccinator had a screen up ,requested details etc ,whether we were allergic to anything ,had we had adverse reactions etc etc.
I know many GP surgeries who do the bulk of the flu jabs have in many cases opted out of the covid boosters - simply didnt have staff time to do them on top of everything else. I think the, one in each arm, scenario was speculation although there will probably be some who have had one in each arm. They certainly give pneumonia in one arm & flu in the other. But our surgery made separate appointments for shingles vaccine & flu. Also there have been issues with flu vaccine availability - we had our first appointment postponed. There seems to be lots of vaccine available now.
My local VC is heaving with people so perhaps the Surgeries and Chemists have been handed the Flu Jab to deal with as you say.
But Surgery or Vaccination Center?
We had planned to do it at the same time at the GP led clinics in our town/area but there was a big delay on the flu vaccine deliveries so got cracking on the Covid booster clinics. By the time the flu jabs arrived we’d given thousands of Boosters so logistically it made sense because of the way we do our clinics to then keep them separate (fridge space etc in the Town Hall, paperwork, over and under 65s flu vaccines are different), less risk of errors.
Vaccination Centre, we didn't have the option. If you just had the flue jab, again here, as a walk in the NHS app wasn't updated by some.
Think I’ll book a table for dinner in France 
somewhere now, just because I can
If you look at the previous posts then you will see it’s true because some of us have checked our apps and sure enough the Booster has gone on overnight. I think it’s great, they said they’d do it and it’s done. Aren’t we lucky people.
Ditto. Had Booster 6pm yesterday and QR code on the App this morning. Impressed of Somerset
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