Boris Johnson answers question on mandatory jabs as he visits vaccination centre in Uxbridge

The transcript discusses the anger within the NHS regarding mandatory COVID vaccination. It highlights the rising number of COVID cases in hospitals, with a significant portion being nosocomial infections. The speaker emphasizes the importance of NHS staff being vaccinated to prevent hospital-acquired infections.

What is the main concern of some NHS workers regarding vaccination?

• The mandatory nature of the vaccination

• The side effects of the vaccine

• The cost of the vaccine

• The effectiveness of the vaccine

What is a significant issue mentioned about COVID-19 cases in hospitals?

• All patients are vaccinated

• Cases are decreasing

• A large percentage are nosocomial infections

• Most cases are mild

What percentage of COVID-19 cases in hospitals are estimated to be nosocomial infections?

• 10%

• 30% or more

• 20%

• 50%

Why is it crucial for NHS staff to be vaccinated?

• To avoid wearing masks

• To reduce hospital costs

• To increase hospital admissions

• To prevent hospital-acquired COVID-19 infections

What is the speaker's stance on NHS staff vaccination?

• It should be delayed

• It is highly encouraged

• It is unnecessary

• It should be optional