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Category: Healthcare
Healthcare related news in Singapore
Singapore is in discussions with several pharmaceutical companies to manufacture vaccines and therapeutics locally, says Min Chan Chun Sing.
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Wastage is avoided by closely monitoring the appointment bookings and historical take-up rate, and delivering the appropriate number of vaccine doses to the vaccination sites. Vials that are not yet opened can be stored at the vaccination sites for at least three to four days.
Staff giving the jabs will also check that there are individuals awaiting vaccination before opening a new vial. In addition, there are also pre-planned lists of individuals who will be invited for vaccination at the end of the day to use any balance remaining in a multi-dose vial. This will further minimise wastage, Dr Janil said.
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Vaccination protects you from the disease. It means that your chance of getting seriously ill is almost zero if you are infected.
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Good progress made with more than 60,000 vaccinated as of Jan 22. They include seniors in nursing homes, healthcare, frontline and essential workers.
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PM Lee keeps his promise on vaccination as he urges all to take the vaccine when it is offered to them.
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As of now, there are 2 clusters in the community, each with 4 cases who are mostly family members. Stay safe and minimise social interactions.
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2020 is not all bad news. We become a stronger community. Our scientists stand with global leaders, making big stride in biomedical efforts.
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The pandemic has tested our mettle. As a nation, we did not give up but quickly improvised and found novel ways to care for very patient.
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Vaccination will be prioritised in a way that maximises the beneficial impact of vaccination at the population and system level.
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