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Thousands of COVID-19 vaccine appointments rescheduled or canceled in SC Emily Wakeman © Provided by Columbia WIS TV Officials with Prisma Health and the Medical University of South Carolina said they only got a small portion of their weekly vaccine allotment on Monday, and the other part is coming on Wednesday and Thursday. COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Changes in the way vaccines are reaching hospitals and other providers across South Carolina are causing vaccine shortages at some vaccination sites this week. Officials with Prisma Health and the Medical University of South Carol...

Until we know how long the COVID-19 vaccine lasts and how it battles different variants, doctors suggest continuing to follow safety recommendations.

MUSC officials claim vaccination data is misleading VIDEO: MUSC officials claim vaccination data is misleading By Nick Reagan | January 27, 2021 at 6:38 PM EST - Updated January 28 at 11:04 AM The tracking data published by the Department of Health and Environmental Control every day also shows MUSC has only administered about 51 percent of those doses. Chief Quality Office Dr. Danielle Scheurer says that data is not complete. “Our record of truth is our medical record because we know exactly what we are doing in our medical record and that is different than the record of truth DHEC i...

Date Time MUSC launches five-year strategic plan: OneMUSC COVID-19 forced organizations across the country to reshape their plans. At the Medical University of South Carolina, however, the pandemic only strengthened leaders’ resolve to move ahead with a bold strategic plan that builds upon the institution’s past five years of work under Imagine MUSC 2020. OneMUSC, the new roadmap that will guide the vision for every individual at MUSC, was previewed on Monday and will launch upon the final review and approval of the MUSC Board of Trustees. “The future we desire for our patients, student...

|December 15, 2020 at 5:18 AM EST - Updated December 15 at 9:22 PM CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A pediatric registered nurse at Medical University of South Carolina became the first in the Lowcountry to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday afternoon. Shemika Champion, a pediatric registered nurse, was the first recipient and received her vaccination shortly after 12:45 p.m. “I’m really excited,” she said. “MUSC is like the most cutting-edge, innovative hospital in South Carolina and happy to be a part of it.” Champion told journalists who gathered to document the moment that she...