PCTs left to vaccinate under fives against swine flu after GPs reject deal

By Steve Ford2009-12-08T17:09:00

PCTs will have to vaccinate under fives against swine flu

Primary care trusts have been landed with responsibility for vaccinating all children aged between six months and five years against swine flu, after a deal could not be reached with GP leaders.

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