Aye, it's the fact that everywhere seems to have hand sanitiser stations now. So it's not a huge increase in cost to keep them topped up with alcohol gel.
I think I might go further on people staying at home when slightly sick and make it mandatory that they do so if they can do their work at home. Got a cold, stay out of the office.
Pharmacies would be the go to place for a simple proceedure like a vaccine. A quick Google suggests that there about 14,000 pharmacies in the UK for a population of about 65 million. So that's about 13 vaccinations per pharmacy per day if you do it evenly over the year. Or perhaps 50 a day (5 an hour) if you try and concentrate the vaccinations in to the run up to winter flu season. That's if you were doing everyone and that everyone who was being vaccinated was vaccinated at a pharmacy.
In reality you'd have large parts of the population done in different places; schools in their school halls, universities in their lecture theatres, GP surgeries, work places and so on.
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Date: 2021-03-04 01:30 pm (UTC)I think I might go further on people staying at home when slightly sick and make it mandatory that they do so if they can do their work at home. Got a cold, stay out of the office.
Pharmacies would be the go to place for a simple proceedure like a vaccine. A quick Google suggests that there about 14,000 pharmacies in the UK for a population of about 65 million. So that's about 13 vaccinations per pharmacy per day if you do it evenly over the year. Or perhaps 50 a day (5 an hour) if you try and concentrate the vaccinations in to the run up to winter flu season. That's if you were doing everyone and that everyone who was being vaccinated was vaccinated at a pharmacy.
In reality you'd have large parts of the population done in different places; schools in their school halls, universities in their lecture theatres, GP surgeries, work places and so on.