Good patientcare is very important to us. Unfortunately, the transition into Quin Dokters has seen a number of setbacks, which sometimes makes it difficult to reach the practice by phone. We are really sorry about this and we would like to thank you for your patience. 
 

We do everything we can to improve the ease of getting in touch with the practice. For example, you can arrange many healthcare matters via our website, such as requesting a repeat prescription and an e-consultation, viewing your medical file and scheduling a telephone consultation. Our digital functions will be further expanded at the end of May. We will inform you as soon as new functions are available. 
 

The Rivierenbuurt and Bilderdijkstraat locations are now office locations and are no longer available for appointments. The other locations are open as usual.

Behind the scenes, we are also working hard on expanding our team and on a more efficient handling of telephone and e-mail within the practice. 
  

Thank you again for your understanding and patience. 

June 1, 2021

Do you have questions about the coronavirus? Contact the RIVM via 0800-1351 (public information number). This number can be reached daily from 8:00 - 20:00.  From abroad, the number can be reached by calling +31 20 205 1351.

Link: https://www.rivm.nl/contact

Update June 1, 2021

- From June 5, patients from birth years 1956 to 1960 who have NOT yet been vaccinated by us (the GP) can make an appointment for a corona vaccionation at the GGD.

N.B. People who have had the first vaccination with AstraZeneca via us (the GP), simply come to get the second AZ vaccination from the GP. Invitation is coming soon.

- People born in 1981 can schedule a vaccination appointment online from May 31 via this link. From Friday June 4 you can expect to reveive the the invitation.

- The flu vaccination group with a birth year between 1961 and 2003 has received an invitation letter from the RIVM for vaccionation at one of the GGD locations.

As a general practice, we have no influence on the national planning of the vaccinations. We ask you to wait for your invitation for a vaccination. To help you find the right information, we have listed some frequently asked questions and answers below with links to websites with information.

Frequently asked questions about Corona vaccination

Why should I choose to be vaccinated? And is vaccination mandatory?

‘Vaccination against the Corona virus is not compulsory. But if everyone gets vaccinated, the corona virus will no longer be able to spread. A vaccination protects not only yourself, but also the people around you’.

Source: Dutch government

When will I be vaccinated?

‘Do you want to know when you can be vaccinated against the coronavirus? On this website you can see when it is your turn’.

Source: Dutch government

Do I have a choice in the vaccine I get? 

‘You can't choose a particular vaccine. Based on (international) advice, the government decides if and which vaccines are suitable for a certain target group’.

Source: Dutch government

I have been vaccinated against Covid-19. When will I be protected?

‘Most people get 2 vaccinations for a good protection. You are 1 week (with the Pfizer vaccine) to 2 weeks (with the Moderna and AstraZeneca vaccines) after the second shot well protected against the coronavirus. Sometimes, one vaccination is enough. That is if you receive the Janssen vaccine. Or when you have had COVID-19 in the past 6 months. In that case, you are also well protected against the coronavirus two weeks after the shot’.

Source: RIVM

How do I receive an invitation for corona vaccination?

‘When it is your turn for the corona injection, you will receive an invitation by mail’.

Source: Dutch government

What do GPs do with any vaccines that are left over?

‘GPs order carefully and only for people who are due for their vaccinations. You can't apply for vaccines that are left over’.

Source: Dutch government

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