hill83
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Because it was approved today and the one already out you can’t do that.
With the Vaccine, why arent they hammering it out? Theres a test centre sat empty most of the time at the Ricoh.
Just drive in, get injected and go.
I think they will be. Didn't the Oxford one only get approved this morning? Hopefully within a couple of weeks people are taking more pricks than Katie Price.With the Vaccine, why arent they hammering it out? Theres a test centre sat empty most of the time at the Ricoh.
Just drive in, get injected and go.
With the Vaccine, why arent they hammering it out? Theres a test centre sat empty most of the time at the Ricoh.
Just drive in, get injected and go.
Because it was approved today and the one already out you can’t do that.
Can someone let me know once all the 90-something care home residents are done driving up to the Ricoh? I was worried coronavirus might damage my life expectancy, this would be something else.
Yeah I mean as of today after approval.
Most care homes will have a nurse of some sort. They could have everybody injected with it quickly.
Because surprisingly enough it takes time to manufacture a hundred million doses
Is this one of those ones where you go on all day not listening? I’m out now.
Is this one of those ones where you go on all day not listening? I’m out now.
Someone seems angry the gyms might be shut again soon. He won’t start feeling better until someone tells him everything else will be shut in solidarity and London has gone up to Tier 15.
You do realise you don't have to take steroids to go to a gym?
I honestly have no idea, but you need to take a couple of hours off and stop jumping around looking for an argument on here. No-one seems to care quite as much as you right now.
It's obviously not going to be in every single place as of today, why don't we give the manufacturers the empty nightingale hospitals as space to get it made and out quicker.
Needs to be a bit more urgency, surely?
Yeah I mean as of today after approval.
There are all sorts of logistical challenges as well as the prioritisation of who receives it first
My tom tom not capable of that!it won't be done at test centres. It will be overseen by GPs.
It's obviously not going to be in every single place as of today, why don't we give the manufacturers the empty nightingale hospitals as space to get it made and out quicker.
Needs to be a bit more urgency, surely?
it won't be done at test centres. It will be overseen by GPs.
Fucking good luck with that then.
They will be too busy talking to Doris about her sore arm all day rather than doing anything worthwhile.
are you being serious? If so get out for a walk and clear your head!
I didn't have you down as a Daily Mail reader. Bet you're all over the comments section as well!
it won't be done at test centres. It will be overseen by GPs.
Hopefully that will change eventually. Purely that it can and will be done in pharmacies eventually will speed things up.
Most importantly it needs to be done correctly. Not speed at the cost of safety.
Hopefully the staff who do blood tests in Pharmacies and other things like that can be trained / qualified.
Then is the other issue getting storage out to each chemist to be able to store the vaccine safely etc.
Obviously not that specifically but are we going into overdrive to get it out? What are the logistical issues that make it hard?
The cold temperatures, etc? BSB may know best.
Manufacturing has been increased but I suspect its more complicated than just needing more space. It will need specialist equipment working in optimal conditions and this isn't off the shelf kit.It's obviously not going to be in every single place as of today, why don't we give the manufacturers the empty nightingale hospitals as space to get it made and out quicker.
Needs to be a bit more urgency, surely?
There you go, a logistical issue. All by yourself.
Yes so instead of the Government giving contracts to their mates and pissing billions away.
Get on the phone to people who can make fridges / devices suitable and get one ordered for every chemist in advance. It was known months ago about the temperature stuff. Get all hands on deck.
It all just seems bollocks, no preparation and everything done step by step rather than having things in place ready. Could have had storage solutions being implemented over the past couple of months.
Not a Daily Mail reader, I've seen it first hand multiple times. I don't need the Daily Mail to point it out.
Manufacturing has been increased but I suspect its more complicated than just needing more space. It will need specialist equipment working in optimal conditions and this isn't off the shelf kit.
Even if you have manufacturing capacity you're still reliant on the supply of materials. For example there was talk of a shortage of the vials needed to hold the vaccine. No point having masses of vaccine you can't package and distribute.
That being said we're supposed to be having mass vaccination centres setup, not sure why they can't be ready and waiting. Don't think its even been stated where they will be in Cov. Assume the Ricoh will be one.
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