Caring for Home Residents, Frontline Healthcare Professionals, and People Over 70 to Get the Covid-19 Vaccine First in Government Discussions

CARE home residents, front-line healthcare professionals, and people in their 70s and older will be the first to receive the Covid-19 vaccine. The government will discuss today.

Taoiseach Micheal Martin and the Cabinet will begin discussions on allocation strategies prior to the formal deployment scheduled to begin before Christmas.

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The National Public Health and Emergency Team recommends three groups to be vaccinated first.

Residents of care facilities aged 65 and over are planned to receive the Pfizer / BioNTech jab first.

Next are front-line healthcare professionals in direct contact with patients, followed in stages over the age of 70, first accepted over the age of 85, then 80-84, then 75-79, 70-74. Followed by.

Government sources said: “The top priorities of government strategy were the fairness of deployment based on medical needs and the perception of those at the forefront of the fight against pandemics.”

Herd immunity

Another important element of Vaccination strategy It is a communication plan.

The government recognizes that herd immunity is the goal of the program and is determined to stop the spread of false information and fear.

The Ministry of Health will prepare a communication strategy to help the public trust the plan.

The Vaccination Task Force will report accurate logistics of deployment by Friday, as recommended by the European Medicines Agency (EMA).

Currently, December 29th is the planned approval date for the Pfizer BioNTech vaccine, which is expected to be accelerated as the UK launches its vaccination program this week.

Fast track approval

EMA is under pressure to expedite the approval of mysterious drugs.

It has shown a success rate of up to 95%, has already received a green light from the United Kingdom, and the United States is expected to follow suit this week.

Taoiseach Micheal Martin speaking in cork yesterday morning “We are part of the European Union Consortium that pre-purchased the vaccine and will be decided by the European Medicines Agency.

“They created Penciller on December 29, towards the end of December, regarding the decision to approve this particular vaccine, the Pfizer / BioNTech vaccine.

“We are working in parallel with them in terms of logistics preparation.

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