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COVID-19: Vaccine and testing procedures Megathread Part 3 - Read OP

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No anti-vax stuff in this thread - it's to discuss the various vaccines available and how they are getting rolled out, as well as testing procedures

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Van.Bosch

stephenjmcd wrote: »

So this week we have the just under 80k doses being administered.

Next week is 109,990 between Monday to Sunday

Long term care facilties

Dose 1 - 8,500 (Pfizer)
Dose 2 - 3,400 (Pfizer)

Front line healthcare workers

Dose 1 - 60,000 (AZ)
Dose 2 - 2,000 (Pfizer)

Over 70s
Dose 1 - 26,000 (Pfizer) & 10,000 (Moderna)

Great news - how can another 60,000 first doses go into cohort 2? How many are in that group?

JRant

stephenjmcd wrote: »

It's not a poor return as up to Sunday this week is 12k planned. Was all announced last week that it was only around 80 practises being trialled this week

I thought Reid said there would be 12k jabs administered by GP's this week to over 85's.
If not then my bad.

Are GP's running 7 days a week?

stephenjmcd

Expected supply for remainder of Q1, 898,218

https://twitter.com/PaulQuinnNews/status/1362408373963087881?s=19

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JRant wrote: »

Paul Reid just mentioned they had a figure of approximately 4,000 GP jabs given up to last night. Numbers aren't firm but still a very poor return.

Is almost as if the are thousands of people who have received their first Pfizer dose and need to get their second and supplies for the over 85's come from the same bucket

stephenjmcd

JRant wrote: »

Paul Reid just mentioned they had a figure of approximately 4,000 GP jabs given up to last night. Numbers aren't firm but still a very poor return.

It's not a poor return as up to Sunday this week is 12k planned. Was all announced last week that it was only around 80 practises being trialled this week

stephenjmcd

So this week we have the just under 80k doses being administered.

Next week is 109,990 between Monday to Sunday

Long term care facilties

Dose 1 - 8,500 (Pfizer)
Dose 2 - 3,400 (Pfizer)

Front line healthcare workers

Dose 1 - 60,000 (AZ)
Dose 2 - 2,000 (Pfizer)

Over 70s
Dose 1 - 26,000 (Pfizer) & 10,000 (Moderna)

JRant

statesaver wrote: »

Is this for real, 66 in one day ?

https://twitter.com/FergalBowers/status/1362353814448336899

Paul Reid just mentioned they had a figure of approximately 4,000 GP jabs given up to last night. Numbers aren't firm but still a very poor return.

[Deleted User]

statesaver wrote: »

Is this for real, 66 in one day ?

https://twitter.com/FergalBowers/status/1362353814448336899

Have a read on the last few pages

statesaver

Is this for real, 66 in one day ?

https://twitter.com/FergalBowers/status/1362353814448336899

irishlad.

cameramonkey wrote: »

Is the lack of Moderna vaccinations just a supply issue?

As far as I know its being held back for over 70's

titan18

ceegee wrote: »

Updated to 5.3 on ECDC site now

That's still a fair bit lower than the others

Gael23

cameramonkey wrote: »

Is the lack of Moderna vaccinations just a supply issue?

Modern a was always going to be a small number.

cameramonkey

irishlad. wrote: »

https://twitter.com/COVID19DataIE/status/1362378337973395461

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1cUZy6AMCwuA2zhtRuKK7cqMVgmhdDsGsZrFWJTkw9DY/edit?usp=sharing

Is the lack of Moderna vaccinations just a supply issue?

ceegee

Updated to 5.3 on ECDC site now

Pete_Cavan

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Not sure if this is true or if the HSE have fecked up data submission
https://twitter.com/garyjduffy/status/1362395281518587906?s=21

Malta are supposed to be one of the front runners in terms of vaccine roll out yet according to that they haven't received any vaccines yet!

stephenjmcd

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Not sure if this is true or if the HSE have fecked up data submission
https://twitter.com/garyjduffy/status/1362395281518587906?s=21

Appearently HSE have / are resubmitting data to ECDC.

The data the ECDC have had for Ireland in recent reports has been fairly off

irishlad.

https://twitter.com/COVID19DataIE/status/1362378337973395461

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1cUZy6AMCwuA2zhtRuKK7cqMVgmhdDsGsZrFWJTkw9DY/edit?usp=sharing

Pete_Cavan

To any reasonable person, "the indications are" is not offering a guarantee and certainly could not be considered "absolute certainty". No contradiction there.

thecretinhop

blu de absolut inspiration

Stark

Looks like a data **** up. As someone in the comments said, we've stuck 5.7 does per 100 people into arms so the number on that chart couldn't be less than that.

MerlinSouthDub

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Not sure if this is true or if the HSE have fecked up data submission
https://twitter.com/garyjduffy/status/1362395281518587906?s=21

Data is clearly wrong. We have administered more doses than the chart says we have received

ACitizenErased

Not sure if this is true or if the HSE have fecked up data submission
https://twitter.com/garyjduffy/status/1362395281518587906?s=21

Van.Bosch

Yevon wrote: »

https://twitter.com/gavreilly/status/1362392410081402880?s=20

The media at it again... This time Gavan Reilly ignoring the meaning of basic words and saying that "the indications are" that we may be able to reopen schools and "there are no guarantees" is a contradiction.

Yeah, while the government usually are a shambles I don’t think there is any contradiction here, Varakar just said no guarantees which is fairly obvious.

is_that_so

2.2m doses of J&J for Ireland.

https://www.rte.ie/news/coronavirus/2021/0218/1197908-europe-vaccines/

is_that_so

Micky 32 wrote: »

Luke O’Neill at it again :pac:

https://www.newstalk.com/news/luke-oneill-coronvavirus-nearing-endgame-as-case-numbers-fall-around-the-world-1152417

Interesting point he makes about NZ, that they have no immunity levels.

Van.Bosch

ACitizenErased wrote: »

can we also not forget that the 85 rollout officially commenced Tuesday, not Monday.

True - 8000 on Monday is still a good number, hopefully it continues throughout the week.

It’s good to see cohort 3 on the Covid hub now too, shows progress in moving through the population.

Micky 32

Luke O’Neill at it again :pac:

https://www.newstalk.com/news/luke-oneill-coronvavirus-nearing-endgame-as-case-numbers-fall-around-the-world-1152417

ACitizenErased

can we also not forget that the 85 rollout officially commenced Tuesday, not Monday.

Van.Bosch

[Deleted User] wrote: »

There are two notes on the dashboard, the first is on the two day lag, the second is on under reporting.

I read that is the numbers on the dash board are those reported two days ago. The actual number delivered two days ago will be slightly higher as some wont have been reported Monday

Yeah and as cohort 3 is done by GPS, the discrepancy may change from being modest to significant.

PhoenixParker

Van.Bosch wrote: »

He is getting flak on Twitter but we are getting data today as at 15th, so that is the lag. The data in it should be good, i highly doubt we only did 66 vaccines on Monday?

It's 8K vaccines on Monday, with 66 of them recorded as being in cohort 3.

I'd say that very few GPs started vaccinating Monday. Pfizer lasts for 5 days at fridge temp. Anecdotally most of them were scheduling appointments for a little later in the week to give themselves room to manouevre.

There's probably more inherent lag with GPs reporting their numbers than with vaccination teams and Hospitals reporting their numbers.

They'll have done more than 66 but not that many more.

Mr Reid said it will include "13,500 people who are aged 85 plus, who will be vaccinated in their GP practice or in vaccination centres".

"We will also be doing over 40,000 staff and residents in long-term care facilities, who will be getting their second dose, and thirdly, 25,000 vaccinations of frontline healthcare workers with the AstraZeneca vaccine."

https://www.rte.ie/news/coronavirus/2021/0215/1197118-vaccinations-over-85s/

This is what the aim is for this week.