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How a delayed software launch hindered Washington’s vaccine rollout [The Seattle Times] Jan. 21—After a full day vaccinating seniors and health care workers, Mark Tan has gone home and spent hours manually entering their data into the state’s immunization registry. That laborious process, played out across the state, has bogged down vaccinations and left state officials blind to where unused doses remained. Tan, the owner of a small pharmacy on Bainbridge Island, still had a stack of about 150 patient forms he hadn’t yet entered last week, despite 15-hour days. His pharmacy is one of ...

Software Delays Hamper Washington Vaccine Rollout The mass vaccination software intended to help streamline the process of getting patients vaccinated has been struggling to correct technical problems as the rollout continues. by Mike Reicher, The Seattle Times / January 21, 2021 Shutterstock/LookerStudio (TNS) — After a full day vaccinating seniors and health care workers, Mark Tan has gone home and spent hours manually entering their data into the state's immunization registry. That laborious process, played out across the sta...

The delay meant that pharmacies, doctors' offices and hospitals were responsible for setting up their own systems: to register patients, schedule appointments, gain consent and report vaccinations to the state.

Copy to Clipboard Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West attend The 2019 Met Gala Celebrating Camp (Getty Images) As the Kardashian-West divorce stole the spotlight away from the Wilde-Styles dating rumors, there is something that totally justified stealing the thunder from both: a highly anticipated Kanye divorce album that Twitter users believe might just be the sublime revelation we need in these dire times. Some ten hours ago Page Six insiders spilled that Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are pretty much "done" with Kim having hired none other than signature celebrity lawyer Laura Wasser for the...

23 12 2020 Unlike many other cities around the world where “Chinatowns” exist, a “Chinatown” in Singapore — where three in four of its population are ethnic Chinese — does seem rather odd. The roots of the Chinese quarter do of course lie in Singapore’s very first urban plan, the so-called Jackson Plan of 1822, hatched at a time when the settlement was still very much in its infancy. That plan, placed the main settlement for migrants from China in the area where Chinatown is today also had a “Chuliah campong” for settlers from the Indian sub-continent adjace...