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> The vaccine is free, but we generally need to get an appointment through some web site, on our own initiative. Our appointed family doctor did not call us to
by 908B64B197 5y ago
> The vaccine is free, but we generally need to get an appointment through some web site, on our own initiative. Our appointed family doctor did not call us to even ask whether we'd like to be vaccinated. This hints towards an accessibility problem.
Just put walk-in vaccination stands in super-markets/subway stations.
Why exactly is there a need for an appointment to get a 30 second jab + 15 minute observation period?
- loup-vaillant 5y agoIf you want to be efficient, you want a level of centralisation so you're make sure they can work with maximum efficiency (and therefore at maximum capacity, which you can scale up as there is more demand or more doses). The biggest problem though is the temperature at which the doses must be stored. Pfeizer's is like -70C°. That's cold, and one does not simply carry a portable freezer to the super-market or subway station. Other vaccines are easier to manage, though.