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This is a calculation for me. 68 years old, not a care/NHS worker or with underlying health issues.
I don't think it gave me the option to change the rate, just age and a few other questions.If the programme only achieves 1M a week, that would be an epic fail (in terms of the Tranches 1-4 done by mid-Feb target). Given you are an optimist, I suggest you change the rate to 2M in the tool.
There's an "advanced" tab or expander which lets you mess with them. 70% uptake is consistent with other vaccines IIRC. The number is lowered by not only refusers, but also people who can't take it due to other drugs and so on.I don't think it gave me the option to change the rate, just age and a few other questions.
Seems about right: the average 2017-18 and 2018-19 uptake percentage of over 65s (as offered) was 72.9% and 72.0% - GP data. Add to that about 1.7M doses administered by pharmacies (but likely not free and so not to over 65s, I guess).70% uptake is consistent with other vaccines IIRC.
"Dr Ramsay added that staff had been using the narrower needles from the start of the rollout.We have been told to use the special no waste syringes and get 6 doses out of each Pfizer vial.
Some Regional comparisons here - Sadiq Khan is not a happy bunny
https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19...ss-england-as-midlands-leads-the-way-12187569
Link does not work on my macbook. Says page does not exist.Vaccine deployment plan for Scotland now available online as a pdf.
https://www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-vaccine-deployment-plan-2021/
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-55663318Link does not work on my macbook. Says page does not exist.