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" Save lives, save the academic year"
All Healthcare Workers (public & private) who intend to be vaccinated in Phase I
From 16 April citizens aged 60 years and older (Minister Zweli Mkhize launch of registration for citizens above 60)
From 1 July citizens aged 50 years and older
From 1August persons aged between 35 and 50years
From 20 August persons aged between 18 and 35 years
should enroll on the Electronic Vaccination Data System (EVDS) on http://vaccine.enroll.health.gov.za/
Please direct questions to Support email: evds.hcwselfregistration@health.gov.za
(link sends e-mail)
Information submitted during registration will be used to:
Identify eligible vaccination beneficiaries
Plan supply of vaccines and ancillary items
Allocate beneficiaries to their nearest available service point
Communicate with enrolled individuals about the vaccination program, including but not limited to:
eligibility
where they will be vaccinated
follow-up vaccination appointments.
1. Access to the internet on any device (cellphone, laptop, tablet, desktop etc.)
2. Your ID number or Passport (non-RSA), general contact information (your cellphone number will be used as the primary mode of communication).
3. Information about your employment (primary employer and location of work)
4. Where relevant, your professional registration details, and medical aid are also requested.
5. With all information at hand registration should take approximately 2-3 minutes (Three steps)
Download the user manual for general instructions.
Related information:
Seven steps to prevent the spread of the virus accordingly to the World health Organization
The most common symptoms are:
Cough
Fever
Sore throat
Shortness of breath
There is no need to panic – 82% of COVID-19 cases are mild: patients only experience a slight fever, fatigue and a cough. Only about 6% of patients need intensive care. The vast majority of people can stay at home and get better without hospital treatment.
Wash your hands regularly with soap or an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.
Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
Cover your cough or sneeze with a flexed elbow or a tissue, then throw the tissue in the bin.
Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces.