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COVID-19 vaccine updates: Two prominent Wisconsin health systems still waiting for vaccine

COVID-19 vaccine updates: Evers frustrated that Wisconsin receiving fewer doses than anticipated Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Morry Gash / Associated Press Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers elbow bumps a member of Wisconsin s Electoral College after they all cast their votes for the presidential election at the state Capitol in Madison on Monday. Follow coverage from the Journal Sentinel and USA Today Wisconsin network as we follow the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine across Wisconsin. 3:15 p.m.: Evers frustrated that Wisconsin receiving fewer doses than expected Gov. Tony Evers and state health officials are again calling on the federal government to send more doses of COVID-19 vaccine to Wisconsin.

More than 1,000 Wisconsin health care workers in 45 counties have gotten COVID-19 vaccine so far; some hospitals still waiting

More than 1,000 Wisconsin health care workers in 45 counties have gotten COVID-19 vaccine so far; some hospitals still waiting Mary Spicuzza and Guy Boulton, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel ER nurse Stephanie Fidlin, left, administers a COVID-19 vaccine to Jim Gruenewald, an Ascension Wisconsin ICU nurse at Ascension SE Wisconsin Hospital in Franklin on Wednesday. A total of 1,010 Wisconsin health care workers from 45 counties had gotten their first shots of COVID-19 vaccine by the end of the day Wednesday, state health officials say. But some hospitals said they were still waiting to hear from Wisconsin officials about when they would receive their first vaccine doses.

Wisconsin vaccinates almost 200 healthcare workers against COVID-19

Almost nine months to the day after Ascension hospital in Franklin received its first COVID-19 patient, Pharmacy Manager Mike Gillard filled a syringe with vaccine to inoculate colleagues against the disease that has already killed more than 305,000 Americans. It s a historical moment for everybody, Gillard said Wednesday. Hopefully this will help turn the corner on the pandemic, and get people back to some sense of normalcy. The vaccine, developed in record time by Pfizer and the German company BioNTech, is being distributed slowly to begin with, as hospitals test and refine their procedures. State health officials reported that slightly fewer than 200 people in Wisconsin had received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine as of noon Wednesday.

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