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Vaccine- who will have it?


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What a strange decision, the fact if coincides with the border opening with less restrictions is that purely coincidence? or does that mean the staff have all taken the same two weeks off? how far in advance was this planned?

The media will pick it up eventually, the (poor) excuse will be short supply of Pfizer and Ashford saying all the staff deserve a well earned break (which is probably true) but plenty of others waiting on standby to deliver vaccines.

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I have searched the internet including UK NHS but can not see any definitive guidance (apart from USA) on the policy for Covid 19 vaccinations for children.

Does anyone have a link to any credible information on the please.

Does the island have a position yet on vaccinating children ?

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Really interesting slot on BBCR4 More or Less about UK vaccine allocation and draw down to the devolved nations, and speed of getting it into arms v maintaining a supply buffer.

The discussion was about how Wales got so far ahead of England and Scotland in 1st doses ( but still behind IOM and JSY ).

There is no justification for the two week cessation of delivery.

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4 minutes ago, John Wright said:

Really interesting slot on BBCR4 More or Less about UK vaccine allocation and draw down to the devolved nations, and speed of getting it into arms v maintaining a supply buffer.

The discussion was about how Wales got so far ahead of England and Scotland in 1st doses ( but still behind IOM and JSY ).

There is no justification for the two week cessation of delivery.

I look at that 

Perhaps we should send them back to be used by jurisdictions that are prepared to actually use them and are crying out for vaccines.

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12 hours ago, Happier diner said:

Perhaps we should send them back to be used by jurisdictions that are prepared to actually use them and are crying out for vaccines.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-57203521

This was a point in this BBC news item on vaccination children. If they are at low risk then extra doses perhaps should be sent to countries where not enough adults have been vaccinated yet.

Embedded in the BBC article is a report from the Lancet on children's mortality from Covid. When will the IOM state it's policy on children's vaccinations does anyone know?

 

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7 hours ago, trmpton said:

14,000 doses on hand as of now, but they have only delivered about 1000 a day since the last update?

How does that work? Does it simply look less awful to have two weeks off if they can rely on the same old supply excuse?

They get deliveries every week so stocks will build up again. Take up with MHK I have.

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26 minutes ago, Banker said:

They get deliveries every week so stocks will build up again. Take up with MHK I have.

They get an allocation. They have to order for it to be delivered. Can you predict what might happen now there’s two weeks off?

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