A 20 per cent of British citizens It has already received at least one dose of some of the country’s approved corona virus vaccines, which have the speed and effectiveness in managing the crisis after passing the second most difficult wave that led the government to impose a severe prison sentence in the middle of Christmas. As the restrictions are still in effect, UK It focuses on the vaccine process, which it is trying to do quickly, while the EU has not made any progress due to the dose shortage. The Buy fast Vaccines, prognosis (strategy began to take shape in the spring), volunteers, The vast network of vaccine points and the call for British health A “historic” joint venture They are the key to a process that compares to a marathon, and now it is successful. Nadeem Jahawi, head of vaccinations, says nearly a thousand vaccines are given every minute.
1. Dose: A minister who saw the ‘infection’?
The UK says it has “moved fast” to sign contracts for the “most promising” vaccines and to gain access to “367 million doses of seven different vaccines”. The contracts were negotiated by the Government Vaccine Task Force (VDF) formed in April 2020, Pfizer was the first country to purchase vaccines, “Forty million volumes, enough for a third of the population.” The country celebrates that “the Oxford / Astrogeneca vaccine was first purchased and licensed”.
Ms Gulpa sings of their failures in purchasing vaccines in the EU (Ursula van der Leyen admitted on Wednesday that they are too slow to recognize and very confident that there will be no supply problems), the United Kingdom celebrates the action of your Minister of Health Matt Hancock, By making sure they get the estrogen vaccine first. In recent days it has even been suggested that it is Hancock Inspired by the movie Infection In purchasing your aggressive dose. Steven Soderbergh’s film refers to a respiratory infection, the only solution to which is the vaccine, in which not everyone gets a dose. The minister cited Draw’s footage of selecting who was first vaccinated to show that “there will be a global war” once a vaccine is developed, Hancock consultants quoted by Skynews said. Whether this is true or not, the United Kingdom has been done in a timely manner with sufficient doses to achieve the goal of vaccinating people over the age of 70 by February 15th.
2. Vaccinations in stadiums and cathedrals
When it comes to protecting levels, the UK has included its Vaccination program Creating a distribution network capable of quickly immunizing people at risk. Includes British logistics Three types of vaccination centers: 50 large venues such as stadiums, cathedrals, congressional centers; There are 206 hospitals, and 1,200 local points in clinics, health centers and pharmacies, so that every British citizen has a place to be vaccinated within ten miles. In the last update of the program, it was confirmed that this purpose has been fulfilled for 96% of the population; For the remaining four percent, mobile vaccination groups were planned. According to the British Ministry of Health, by the end of January they had the capacity to vaccinate “two million a week”.
Counted one of those vaccination points located on the outskirts of London L.D. Your experience with Pfizer vaccines. As for the cold needs of this vaccine, the center focused on appointments three days after the vials arrived: “We planned to vaccinate patients at two-minute intervals, thus vaccinating 30 patients per hour,” the manager explains. Fullwell Cross Medical Center. With the advent of the Astrogeneca vaccine, they have made the vaccine even more effective, with the expectation that four nurses will be vaccinated and two injections every minute.
3. Volunteers: “The country needs you”
The United Kingdom says it has added about 200,000 people to the vaccination program. In addition to workers in the public sector, the country has added an “army” that, as it describes, has additional staff: workers from various health sectors outside the public sector who now pay for vaccines, who are paid for it, and volunteers Who will participate in all kinds of tasks such as data processing, transferring people without resources and injecting under supervision. Not all of them have already started working, but the available doses are increasing and they are getting ready to act when the time comes to need their help at the vaccination site.
An example is 45-year-old Eva, according to him L.D. You’ve got time to volunteer. When patients come to the vaccination center their tasks are to monitor their temperature, fill out consents and fill out their information in the register. He also followed specific training on “ethics and procedures” and the characteristics of vaccines to train and answer patients’ questions. He explains that the reason for the volunteerism is his desire to help the public health service that is “already overwhelmed” by the COVID crisis. Among his peers, he says, most are seniors, but volunteers of all ages and departments have been found.
4. Name patients who are not vaccinated
In the list of priority groups, the UK first considers the elderly in nursing homes, their workers, health workers, people over the age of 70 and people who are “most vulnerable”: those groups estimate that the corona virus causes 88% of deaths in the country where they occur. By May, they expect everyone over the age of 50 to be vaccinated, A total of 32 million people.
To access them, the ministry has developed a national dating system provided on the Public Health website. They invite the citizens of these groups to provide their information so that they can be summoned to one of the major vaccination points. Clinics and hospitals, on the other hand, are responsible for quoting their users and identifying staff of priority groups. This is the situation at the aforementioned London Health Center, where those who have been vaccinated are now mainly patients. They communicate by text message or phone: “But we have vaccinated hospital staff and dentists, and we have started vaccinating the homeless.” He asked if they had ever been Vaccinations remaining at the end of the day How they acted, they promise from the hospital that it never happened to them, because if they anticipate that they will have leftovers, they say, “We start calling those on the list, and patients come. We never waste a dose,” they say.
5. Armor Borders, Imprisonment and Trial
In parallel, the country has decided Further protect the borders: To enter a country that is considered endangered due to viral variants, it may be necessary, in addition to a negative PCR origin and isolation, to have two more PCRs: one within two days of arrival and the eighth day of isolation. If any of the tests are positive, the virus will be analyzed to determine if the gene belongs to a mutation that is considered dangerous.
It is included in this strategy Massive trials: The government announced last week that rapid tests to detect the corona virus would be provided in the workplace Disabling, Which will begin to rest from Monday even though it has already overcome the awkward position of the waves. Although millions of Britons have begun to be vaccinated, it is important to remember that full immunity is achieved only a week after the second dose. Also, the UK has chosen a strategy of delaying the second dose as much as possible. On the other hand, although the vaccine protects against the disease, it has not yet been proven that it can prevent the spread, i.e.: even if vaccinated, the patient can reduce the virus and then spread it. This includes variations on the low efficacy of some vaccines such as AstraZeneca in the South African strain and doubts about recent studies. Therefore, de-expansion will be done very slowly while trying to ensure that it is not affected by variations that are considered dangerous pass.
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