Fifty members of the Professional Territorial Health Community (CPTS) in the south of Cher were vaccinated this Saturday afternoon in consultation rooms made available to them by the Saint-Amandois hospital, with doses of Pfizer vaccine provided by the Bourges hospital center.
Active physicians, pharmacists and nurses over the age of 50, others younger but with one or more co-morbidities, as well as retired general practitioners and nurses, are concerned.
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This will allow us to work in conditions of safety adapted to our sick patients and, with the participation of retirees, help us to accelerate the vaccine capacity for the general public, as soon as possible.
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The members of the CPTS plan to vaccinate home helpers from the next weekend, and “probably” that of people over 75 years old, the following week.
“We are faced with two difficulties: the shelf life of the vaccine once reconstituted and the necessary monitoring of the patient for fifteen minutes after administration, relayed by doctors François Gerrand and Michel Mrozek. It’s complicated on an outpatient basis. We are therefore considering the possibility of picking up people and taking them to a vaccination center. “
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