Nany Maree
Two doses used to make you "fully vaccinated". This week that phrase got retired. Same people, new word.
ATAGI recommended the switch to "up to date", and national cabinet endorsed it on 10 February. You now need a booster within six months of finishing your first course, or you're "overdue". National cabinet didn't mandate boosters nationally, except for aged care workers. The states can still set their own rules.
I worked a front desk for twenty years. I know exactly what happens when the definition on a form changes and nobody tells the person filling it in.
My own call was made a while back, and it's mine. My question is for the paperwork people. How many jobs now hang on a word that can shift every six months?
Talk to your GP or health professional about your own body.
Source: ABC News, 2022-02-10
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