Pune: a small hospital / nursing home that struggles to get a covid vaccine dose for almost two months ready to start the Covid-19 vaccination in their place in one or two days in the metropolitan area of ​​Pune (PMR).
Even though it has permission to examinate, this health facility remains out of the drive because more reasons than one since June 1.
“Twelve small nurse houses in the Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad area have begun to receive vaccine doses from Monday.
They will begin to vaccinate people In their place from Tuesday or Wednesday, according to their plan, “said Sanjay Patil, Chair of the Indian Medical Association (HBI) Hospital (HBI) – a small hospital association in Pune.
Parasmani Hospital in Hadapsar received 1,000 doses of covishield on Monday.
“We plan to start investing people from Tuesday,” said the hospital doctor and Nivedita Oswal director.
The hospital has registered a request for vaccine doses in the co-win application and make online payments on July 10.
“We face a lot of delays in getting a dose.
But we are glad that we can finally start vaccinations at our place now,” Oswal said.
The latest vaccine purchase policy mandates hospitals to take the state government route on Co-Win for purchase orders of less than 6,000 doses.
For orders above 6,000 doses, hospitals can approach manufacturers directly through the Co-Win application.
However, the lack of clarity, the gap in communication, and government vaccine policies that undergo changes every few days have fostered doubts and insecure about the procurement of vaccine doses among small hospitals among small hospitals among small hospitals.
“This obstacle defeats a fair distribution of vaccine doses.
Many initially want to participate in the drive have chosen out due to the procurement of obstacles,” said Patil, added, “Many of the small settings now want to wait and watch, learn from other people’s experiences before blocking money Of course.
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