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First-round of vaccines arrive at New Mexico hospitals
A spokesperson for Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham s office said in an email on Wednesday, today is the third and final day of the Pfizer shipment. Share Updated: 10:44 AM MST Dec 17, 2020
First-round of vaccines arrive at New Mexico hospitals
A spokesperson for Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham s office said in an email on Wednesday, today is the third and final day of the Pfizer shipment. Share Updated: 10:44 AM MST Dec 17, 2020
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Show Transcript GOOD AFTERNOON STELLA. GOOD EVENING TODAY. OUR STATE GOT THE FINAL FIRST ROUND SHIPMENT OF THE VACCINE THIS MEANS 17TH. SAN 550 DOSES ARE BEING DISTRIBUTED TO THE 18 HOSPITALS ACROSS NEW MEXICO EVEN BEHIND THE MASK. YOU CAN SEE THE HAPPINESS IN THIS UNM HOSPITALS EMPLOYEES FACE A SPOKESPERSON FOR UNM HOSPITAL SAYS THIS MORNING THEY STARTED GIVING THE VACCINE TO THEIR STAFF IN TOTAL UNMH GOT 2925 DOSES LONG NINE MONTHS. I THINK THAT THIS IS
Created: December 13, 2020 09:19 PM
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. New Mexico is anticipating its first shipment of COVID-19 vaccines to arrive in the state Monday. Those doses will be stored in ultra-low temperature freezers at six facilities across the state before going to hospitals.
The amount of doses hospitals will receive depends on how many workers are employed, and how many doses the staff can confidently administer in five days which is the window of time to give the shot once it’s thawed.
Officials from Lovelace said they’ll start Wednesday. UNM Hospital did not give a specific day for when they will begin vaccinations. Instead, a spokesperson sent the following statement:
Lovelace Medical is scheduling staff to get FDA-approved COVID-19 vaccine in days We re being allocated for our health system, approximately 2,500 doses, per week, for the first three weeks, Dr. Cole said. Share Updated: 1:08 PM MST Dec 13, 2020
Lovelace Medical is scheduling staff to get FDA-approved COVID-19 vaccine in days We re being allocated for our health system, approximately 2,500 doses, per week, for the first three weeks, Dr. Cole said. Share Updated: 1:08 PM MST Dec 13, 2020
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Show Transcript STAFF AT LOVELACE HOSPITAL BEHIND ME SAY THEIR COLLEAGUES ARE EXHAUSTED PHYSICALLY MENTALLY AND EMOTIONALLY, BUT TONIGHT THEY SAY THEY FEEL HOPEFUL HEALTH CARE WORKERS. SAY THE COVID-19 VACCINE GETTING APPROVAL FEELS LIKE THE SHINING STAR ON TOP OF THE CHRISTMAS TREE. I’M GOING INTO THE NEW YEAR IT GIVES US HOPE YOU KNOW THAT THINGS ARE GOING TO START TO LOOK WE ARE VERY EXCITED ABOUT HAVING A VACCINE WE ARE VERYPEXC AND WE A