This is dumb. Are we really willing to slow down the vaccine distribution because we're afraid some trivial amount might not be distributed in the correct orde

This is dumb. Are we really willing to slow down the vaccine distribution because we're afraid some trivial amount might not be distributed in the correct order? The question should not be "why did he give the doses to people he knows?", it should be "why were there even doses available for him to do this with?". Someone failed to make sure every available dose of a highly demanded vaccine had a patient. That is the real problem and it likely has nothing to do with this doctor. It's a shame the article doesn't name the hospital he worked for because it looks like they're using him as a scapegoat for their own failings.