Scottish GPs to play 'key role' in COVID vaccine programme run by health boards

GPs in Scotland are to play a 'key role' in a COVID-19 vaccination programme expected to start next month and finish by spring, but health boards will have overall responsibility for its roll-out and delivery.

by Emma Bower

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