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The NHS is delivering the coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccination programme.

This includes making sure the right data and technology solutions are in place for vaccinations to be delivered safely and efficiently. 

The NHS is delivering the vaccine in 3 main ways:  

• hospital hubs - NHS providers vaccinating on site 

• local vaccine services – community or primary care led services which could include primary care facilities, community pharmacies  and walk-in vaccination sites 

• vaccination centres – large sites set up for high volumes of people 

The national NHS COVID-19 vaccination programme is led by NHS England and NHS Improvement. It involves departments across government, Public Health England, DHSC, NHS Digital and other organisations across the health and care system.

The independent Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) uses the best available clinical, modelling and epidemiological data to advise the government on:

• which vaccine or vaccines the UK should use
• the groups that should be prioritised to receive the vaccine 

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) manages the licensing and approval of vaccines.

Our role at NHS Digital is to:

• define cohorts for vaccination, based on guidance from JCVI and NHS England on which groups are priority
• provide a national booking service that enables people to book vaccination appointments through the NHS website, and staff at vaccination sites to manage and check-in people for appointments
• continue to link national and local booking systems 
• coordinate and assure third party systems to capture and manage vaccination events
• provide and/or manage data flows and make sure they are shared safely and appropriately
• oversee the clinical safety, quality and security of the solutions within each of the vaccination settings

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