In the last couple of weeks I have been encountering a lot of confusion (mostly general public but also a few HCPs who are not using the info on a daily basis) about who is eligible for which vaccines and boosters. I'm sure the majority here know this info but I am posting it just in case some don't, and also so that we can help lay persons find up-to-date info. Remind people to pay attention to the dates of information they find on the internet. For example, one can easily find press release/newsroom type posts and articles from the CDC and mainstream media which are no longer the latest information. Everyone Ages 18 and Older Should Get a Booster Shot General Eligibility: 6 months after 2nd Moderna or Pfizer immunization 2 months after 1-dose J&J immunization Most Children and All Teens Can Get COVID-19 Vaccines (Ages 5+) (Reported yesterday) Pfizer will be seeking FDA authorization for boosters for 16 & 17 year olds ?? More Like This Eating Disorder Rates Sky-Rocketed During the COVID-19 Pandemic by The Writing RN 4U I'm Out... (Cue Mic Drop) by J.Adderton, BSN, MSN Meet Amy O'Sullivan, RN - One of Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential People of 2020 by spotangel, DNP, RN, NP Differential Case Study: Lyme Disease or Covid-19? by SafetyNurse1968, ADN, BSN, MSN, PhD No autopsies allowed for covid positive deaths? by Emergent, RN
