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After outrage over unused vaccines at rural clinics, Parson vows more STL, KC events

After outrage over unused vaccines at rural clinics, Parson vows more STL, KC events
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Missouri vaccination gap worst in St Louis County, consultant hired by state finds – St Louis Call Newspapers

A consulting firm hired by the state has repeatedly found Missouri’s urban centers have the largest “vaccination gap” the estimated number of eligible residents who still haven’t received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. The analyses, which were conducted by Deloitte Consulting and provided to The Missouri Independent through an open records request,.

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After Outrage Over Unused Vaccines at Rural Clinics, Parson Vows More KC, St Louis Events

After Outrage Over Unused Vaccines at Rural Clinics, Parson Vows More KC, St Louis Events
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Missouri teachers and critical infrastructure workers eligible for COVID vaccine by mid-March – St Louis Call Newspapers

Teachers, childcare providers, employees of food processing plants and other critical infrastructure workers will be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine starting March 15, Gov. Mike Parson announced Thursday. Activating the next phase Tier 3 of Phase 1B follows the state’s priority to save lives, Parson said. “This is exactly why we started with our healthcare workers, our first responders and our most vulnerable population. Tier three represents another very important part of our society,” Parson said. “They are the workers in many of the industries we depend on each day to keep our day-to-day lives operating normally.” Parson’s announcement comes days after the state health officials told vaccine providers to begin to prepare for expanded eligibility and follows growing calls in recent weeks for educators to be made eligible now.

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Parson hints COVID vaccine eligibility will soon expand, including teachers

Gov. Mike Parson said he’ll make an announcement Thursday on “moving forward on the vaccine phases,” citing an anticipated boost to the state’s vaccine supply following the expected authorization of Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine. The governor’s comments came a day after state health officials told vaccine providers to prepare for eligibility for a COVID-19 vaccine to be expanded in the next week. Expanded eligibility would mean teachers will “be able to get a vaccination pretty shortly,” Parson told Fox4 Kansas City and The Kansas City Star Wednesday during an episode of “4Star Politics.” “There’s going to be really good things ahead. Matter of fact, things are going so well that I would assume … tomorrow will be a pretty big day for a pretty good announcement. I think you’re going to see us moving forward on the vaccine phases,” Parson said, later adding: “I think everybody will be very pleased with the direction we’re going and how we’re going

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