IMMUNIZED. AMANDA: A NEW REPORT FROM THE
CDC HAS FOUND LARGE GAPS IN VACCINATION EFFORTS BETWEEN
THOSE THAT STAY IN LONG-TERM TREATMENT FACILITIES AND THE STAFF WHO
TAKE CARE OF CITIZENS. BASE ON THE CDC, JUST ONE
3RD OF ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY EMPLOYEES ARE SELECTING TO OBTAIN IMMUNIZED
VERSUS COVID-19. BRIAN LEVY IS AN SPECIALIST ON
ELDERLY CARE IN DALLAS AS WELL AS SAYS HE’S LISTENED TO SEVERAL REASONS THAT. >> > > FACTORS NOT ALSO COULD BE
ALLERGIES, SEVERAL OF T CARETAKERS WERE BREAST-FEEDING,
AND HONESTLY, SOME OF IT WAS JUST THE UNKNOWN. A GREAT DEAL OF THE CARETAKERS IN
DALLAS ARE IMMIGRANTS AS WELL AS THEY WEREN’T ELEVATED WITH THE HEALTH
TREATMENT SYSTEM WE ARE ACCUSTOMED TO WITH THE CDC. SO THERE IS A WHOLE LOT OF NOT
TRUSTING AS WELL AS A LOT OF UNKNOWN. AMANDA: BASE ON THE CDC,
INFORMATION SHOWS THAT PEOPLE WHO WORK IN LONG-TERM CARE CENTERS GET
INFLUENZA VACCINES AT LOWER RATES THAN OTHER HEALTH-CARE WORKERS. THE CDC LATELY SET UP A.
PANEL OF EXPERTS TO TALK ABOUT THE ISSU.
IT WAS RECOMMENDED EVEN MORE STAFFERS WILL GET VACCINATED WHEN A.
SECONDLY OR THIRD FACILITY IS HELD AT A HOM.
CDC PROFESSIONAL DR.AMANDA COHN SAID, “CONTINUING TO RECORD “THOSE. PERSONNEL WHO DID NOT ACCEPT INJECTION EARLY WILL CERTAINLY BE REALLY IMPORTANT. AS WE SHOT ELIMINATE OUTBREAKS AS WELL AS SAFEGUARD BOTH STAFF A. RESIDENTS IN LONG-TERM CARS AND TRUCK FACILITIES.
“. AMANDA DUKES, WESH 2 NEW.”
