window is 5 days from what I’ve read, as long it’s kept in the pharmacy freezer. IF there are 50% declines by med staff on the first jab day, that leaves 2 or 3 days to coordinate a jab day for people who are next in line. Specifically - seniors and those severely physically handicapped - the most at risk.
California has had 11 months of treating covid, but there are no reports of inordinate numbers of medical worker families catching covid from a medical worker. Nothing has changed other than the appearance of a vaccine. Creating a situation reminisent of the video of the Chinese tourists at the casino shrimp bar using plates to scoop up as many shrimp as possible, more than they could ever eat in one sitting, but to keep others from having them.
Maybe, all is not what it seems?
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-10-01/coronavirus-reopening-health-equity-metric
“Maybe, all is not what it seems?”
That is the only true reality of Covid 19 since, 13 March last year.
Then, we went into our Covid insanity trip guided by politicians and our mediots, feeding us Covid 19 B$, 24/7.
Many of us identified the “racism” of Covid 19, how blacks and Latinos have a higher % of their groups getting Covid 19 and often a more serious and fatal response to their Covid Venture.
The monthly and weekly CDC data proves that racism reality each week or month when CDC’s data is released and often with local data in California.
There is a logical and simple way to handle this.
Kaiser uses stand by’s for patients in situations like this.
You volunteer to be on call if a patient doesn’t show or cancels.
My wife and I did this with the shingles vaccinations and other procedures.
She even stood by and got a cataract removal and replacement lens due to a patient cancellation.