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State Expands Eligibility for Vaccination

Proposal for next phase expands eligibility for vaccines to nearly half the population. By Graham Kilmer - Jan 20th, 2021 03:49 pm //end headline wrapper ?>Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee Dr. Ben Weston receives second dose of COVID-19 vaccine. File photo courtesy of the Medical College of Wisconsin. If the latest draft of recommendations for the next phase of vaccinations is accepted by the state Department of Health Services, nearly half the state’s adult population will be eligible for the vaccine. The state committee responsible for developing draft recommendations for the next phase of vaccinations met this morning and added new groups to a list that was released last week for public comment.

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Some Wisconsin hospitals are offering vaccines to staff who don t take care of patients

Some Wisconsin hospitals are offering vaccines to staff who don t take care of patients Daphne Chen, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © UW Heath, Madison handout Pharmacy technicians from UW Health, left to right, Amy Schultz, Susan Johnston and Nikolas Gardner, examine their shipment of COVID-19 vaccine. Software engineers. Public relations specialists. Medical records clerks. Faced with no-shows at immunization clinics and leftover doses, some Wisconsin hospital systems are offering COVID-19 vaccines to staff who do not work with patients or in medical settings, under an interpretation of vaccine prioritization guidelines that federal advisers say is a stretch. At least one hospital system Advocate Aurora has opened up vaccine appointments to all employees. At other health systems, employees listed as administrators or public relations specialists have received vaccines, according to social media posts.

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Voices from the workers that have kept grocery stores open amid coronavirus pandemic

These workers have returned to the front lines every day, committed to feeding their families — and their country.

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Prisoners could get vaccine before some seniors, frontline workers

Prisoners could get vaccine before some seniors, frontline workers Prisoners could get vaccine before some seniors, frontline workers The first phase of Wisconsin s COVID-19 vaccine plan is less than 20% complete. But state health officials are already looking ahead to who gets it next. MILWAUKEE - The first phase of Wisconsin s COVID-19 vaccine plan is less than 20% complete. But state health officials are already looking ahead to who gets it next. Will you be a part of Phase 1b? The rollout has not gone real smoothly, said Jonathan Temte, Vaccine Subcommittee co-chair. With just 17% of health care workers and nursing home residents inoculated so far, Phase 1a of the state s COVID-19 vaccine plan is far from over. But the Evers administration is close to submitting a final plan for Phase 1b.

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Debate stirs over next phase of COVID-19 vaccine distribution

Debate stirs over next phase of COVID-19 vaccine distribution Debate stirs over next phase of COVID-19 vaccine distribution Who is next to get COVID-19 vaccines? Essential workers? The elderly? A panel of state health experts is starting to debate Phase 1B. MADISON, Wis. - Tens of thousands of health care workers and nursing home residents have already gotten a COVID-19 vaccination. There are still hundreds of thousands left. But after that, who is next? Some say it ought to be the elderly. Others say younger essential workers should take precedent. But how do you define essential? Ask almost anyone if their job is essential and they re likely to answer yes.

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