Health
States ordered to stop hoarding COVID-19 vaccine doses – Brisbane Times
The call came as Queensland health workers were told they must receive at least one vaccine dose before treating COVID-positive patients after the latest outbreaks…
But Australias Chief Medical Officer, Professor Paul Kelly, said no states or territories needed to hold vaccine supplies for second doses as the Commonwealth had made it clear from the beginning how many doses were coming to Australia, and how much was being distributed.
While there had been uncertainty around international shipments, particularly earlier AstraZeneca supplies, he said it was always the plan that the Commonwealth would hold back enough for second doses.
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