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Valley News - Vaccination refusal rate among prisoners holds steady amid differing views


Vaccination refusal rate among prisoners holds steady amid differing views
Syringes of COVID-19 vaccine are prepared for injection at Central Vermont Medical Center on Dec. 16, 2020.
Modified: 5/9/2021 10:05:18 PM
Steve Kinney, an imprisoned Vermont, took the COVID-19 vaccination shot and said he felt fine after.
Zachary Butts, who is also incarcerated, has not taken the shot, citing a distrust of the corrections system and a desire for more information, according to his fiancee Heather Bailey.
The two men are among more than 1,200 Vermont incarcerated individuals who have been offered the vaccine across the state’s correctional system, which is currently reporting a refusal rate of 34% (810 people who have gotten the shot; 421 have declined). ....

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Lisa Rathke
January 08, 2021 - 2:05 PM
Vermont ranks second in the nation in the pace of receiving and administering COVID-19 vaccines per 100,000 people, Human Services Agency Secretary Mike Smith said Friday.
As of Thursday night, 21,000 Vermonters had been vaccinated, he said during the state s biweekly briefing on the coronavirus.
“However we need to keep accelerating our pace of vaccinations, even as supplies remain uneven and often disappointing,” Smith said.
The state has now included about 4,500 first responders — such as police and firefighters — among the first group to receive the vaccine, he said.
“Primarily because we discovered that often these Vermonters are responding to accident scenes and 911 medical calls. They are administering aid or helping to get individuals ready for transport even before EMS arrives. They are directly involved in patient care,” he said. ....

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Holiday gatherings, travel have some impact on virus numbers


Holiday gatherings, travel have some impact on virus numbers
By LISA RATHKEJanuary 8, 2021 GMT
Vermont ranks second in the nation in the pace of receiving and administering COVID-19 vaccines per 100,000 people, Human Services Agency Secretary Mike Smith said Friday.
As of Thursday night, 21,000 Vermonters had been vaccinated, he said during the state’s biweekly briefing on the coronavirus.
“However we need to keep accelerating our pace of vaccinations, even as supplies remain uneven and often disappointing,” Smith said.
The state has now included about 4,500 first responders such as police and firefighters among the first group to receive the vaccine, he said. ....

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