Dr Nigel Bew 2018-11-16 Person 5 5 0

I received a vaccination on 9th November 2018 & second dose was administered to-day (16th November 2018). I was charged by the nurse the fee set by the practice. I am the Carer for my mother who, born in India, has natural immunity for conditions I am more susceptible to. She takes therapeutic pleasure from trips to Pakistan & I accompany her having become accustomed to the changed conditions. The question I have, is, should the Carer travelling abroad for the welfare of this patient, expect to pay for the vaccination that ensures the wellbeing of the Carers ability to care & gives the patient less anxiety for their safeguarding. I don't know how I would answer this, although I feel that this type of Social (Green) prescription does significantly reduce hospital admissions & importantly, diminishes severity, onset & new mental illness / disorder, risk, (Stanford University study 2015). Would I be expected to meet future costs myself ?