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Australia's largest aged care provider left in limbo about staff Covid vaccines six weeks into rollout | Aged care (Australia)


Bupa runs roughly 60 aged care facilities across the country, housing more than 6,000 residents, meaning it is critically reliant on the aged care staff vaccination program.
The company told the Guardian on Thursday – more than six weeks into the rollout – it was yet to receive any plan from government for vaccinating its staff.
“Although an official program for our team members is yet to begin, we look forward to the government’s plans and acting on those to provide our staff and residents this additional protection,” a spokeswoman said late Thursday afternoon, just hours before prime minister Scott Morrison’s AstraZeneca announcement.

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More shots in the dark


More shots in the dark
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Following several missed vaccine rollout targets, weird attempts to shift blame to the states, and concerns of vaccine hesitancy due to rare blood clots linked to the AstraZeneca vaccine,
The news comes after
Greg Hunt announced the government will not purchase the Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine out of concern it carries similarly rare but severe blood clotting risks, with
Guardian Australia noting that US health agencies have officially recommended states pause administration of the drug.
Unfortunately the global production target for Australia’s third option, Novavax, has been pushed back until the third quarter of 2021 due to supply shortages. Although clinical trials for the drug are still underway, the ABC explains that Australia has an agreement for 51 million doses originally slated for “mid-2021, at which point executives had said full-scale vaccine production could be achieved”.

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