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At the same time, according to him, residents of care and supportive care institutions, as well as their employees, will be vaccinated. According to the director of the polyclinic, the first batch of vaccine is expected to be used in 5 working days.
According to the director of the Kaunas City Polyclinic, vaccination is planned according to the priorities specified in the Minister’s order, that is, first of all, employees working in mobile points and fever clinics will be vaccinated. According to him, the Moderna vaccine population will also be vaccinated in parallel with residents of care and supportive treatment and nursing and care institutions and their employees.
“They are listed consistently, which means we need to vaccinate those who work at mobile outlets first, followed by supportive care, nursing and nursing. But since different employees will be vaccinated, both care institutions and nursing institutions will be vaccinated by our mobile teams, and employees working in mobile points and fever clinics will be vaccinated by their colleagues at the Kaunas Central Post Office, we will vaccinate both those and those in parallel, “said Eltai.
According to P. Kibiša, laboratory workers and employees of the public health center who work with sources of infection continue to be trained.
“We are also making lists and, through the municipal health department, we are inviting our colleagues from the private sector to also provide lists according to those priorities, and if those 2,400 vaccines are enough, we will vaccinate other health workers.” , said.
According to the director of the Kaunas City Polyclinic, the first shipment of the Moderna vaccine is expected to be completed in 5 business days.
ELTA recalls that on Tuesday, at 8 pm, the first batch of 2,400 doses of coronavirus vaccine (COVID-19) developed by the pharmaceutical company Moderna arrived in Lithuania from Belgium in the morning, according to the Ministry of Health. From now on, new shipments of Moderna vaccines will be delivered every week in January and February.
The vaccine shipment has been delivered to the ESSC warehouses and will be stored at -20 ° C. The vaccines will be transported from the ESSC storage facility to the Kaunas City Polyclinic. The vaccine shipment will be transported at 2 to 8 ° C, using special equipment to ensure temperature maintenance and traceability of the temperature regime throughout transportation.
Moderna doses should be used within 28 days.
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