12-31-2020, 06:35 PM
(12-31-2020, 02:22 PM)Leftcoast Wrote: A friend (who will remain nameless) is a pharmacist in the UCSF system and received her vaccine a week ago. She occasionally consults with patients but most interaction is remote. She was surprised to be called so early but was told UCSF is in good shape for vaccine supply. She also works with the homeless population in Oakland outside of her "official" duties so she was happy to receive it.
I expect there will be anomalies while the distribution glitches are worked out. Best way to resolve this is to flood health care systems and LTCF with supply so the anomalies are 1 or 2 day discrepancies rather than months-long issues.
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I still find this board a good source for info on vaccine approvals, distribution, comparative statistics, etc. I'm also surprised the mods believe its time has passed. Perhaps, policing the occassional political rabbit holes has worn out our volunteer mods?
UCSF has injected 6300 doses of vaccine, and they are anticipating being able to do 10,000 people a week. They anticipate being done with all 19,000 high-risk workers (both doses) by mid-February.
BC