PENDLETON â Umatilla County hospitals have received 1,400 doses of the coronavirus vaccine and are planning to begin immunizations on Monday, Dec. 28, according to county health officials.
The countyâs two largest hospitals, St. Anthony Hospital in Pendleton and Good Shepherd Medical Center in Hermiston, have each received 700 doses of the Moderna vaccine, according to county health officials, as vaccinations in several other counties statewide are already underway.
Caitlin Cozad, the marketing and communications director for Good Shepherd, said in an email to the
East Oregonian that the hospital had received its share of the vaccines and plans to begin inoculating health care workers and first responders on Dec. 28.
North Dakota board suggests changes to priority list for COVID-19 vaccine
The North Dakota panel made some alterations to better fit the federal recommendations released over the weekend, but the state diverges from the national plan in some key areas. Written By: Adam Willis | ×
A shipment of 250 Pfizer COVID-19 doses arrived at Trinity Health in Minot, N.D., on Thursday, Dec. 17. Vaccinations began early the next morning. B. Peter Ladendorf / Trinity Health
BISMARCK After a federal advisory board recommended new guidelines for the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines over the weekend, North Dakota’s own ethics panel workshopped its plan to better fit the national rollout in a few key priorities.
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The coronavirus vaccine has made it to Oklahoma. Federal regulators signed off on emergency approval of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine on December 11th, the Moderna vaccine on December 18th and Johnson & Johnson vaccine on February 27th. Now, the state will carry out the plan officials have been drafting for months.
KOSU and StateImpact have put together a living webpost below of what we know about Oklahoma’s COVID-19 vaccination plans.
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