The vaccination set up at the Louis-Pasteur hospital is changing.
Since Tuesday, March 9, patients aged 50 to 75 with comorbidity, who travel for a consultation at the Chartres hospital, can be vaccinated against Covid-19 following their medical appointment, if they wish. They are then injected with a dose of AstraZeneca vaccine. Previously, only the most fragile patients could benefit from a vaccine.
Patients who stay at Chartres hospital tested every three days
“The idea is for patients to be referred directly by their doctor to another consultation room, where a team receives them for vaccination,” explains Céline Marcille, healthcare manager at Louis-Pasteur hospital.
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Karine received a dose of vaccine, Thursday March 11, after a consultation in visceral surgery. “It was offered to me. I was not expecting that at all. This is the good news of the day. Even my parents have not yet been vaccinated, ”says the 52-year-old patient.
To receive the second dose, in nine to twelve weeks, Karine will have to go to the hospital’s vaccination center.
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Since Wednesday March 10, vaccination has also been offered to people hospitalized in the establishment, aged 50 to 75 years, with comorbidity. “Thanks to these devices, we reach a maximum of people,” says Yvon Le Tilly, deputy director of the Hospitals of Chartres.
As of March 8, 1,541 people (caregivers and people at risk) had received a dose of the Pfizer vaccine at the Chartres hospital (1,451 both doses). 200 doses of Moderna vaccine were also administered and 443 doses of AstraZeneca.
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