Why are pharmacists in the AZ vaccination relay?

It started with Hubase Pharmacies at the suggestion of pharmacist Kim Soo-gil

As experts, pharmacists need to know that vaccines are safe

On social media, pharmacists' vaccination application reservation verification shots appeared in a row.

 

"I made an appointment for vaccination", "I applied for it too" Since yesterday (19th), a vaccine application for pharmacies through the KCDA website has been in progress, and pharmacists who have completed reservations are sharing information related to the vaccine as well as photos notifying the completion of authentication on SNS.

 

SNS를 통해 약사들이 백신 예약 신청 릴레이 인증을 하고 있다.

Pharmacist Kim Soo-gil was the first to start the relay.

 

On the 19th, pharmacist Kim, who is in charge of Hubase Affiliate & CSR, proposed a relay to Hubase member pharmacies.

 

Pharmacist Kim Soo-gil posted on Instagram with hashtags such as'Hubase','Pharmacist's Social Responsibility','Vaccines', and'Corona 19 Go Back' as an expert.

 

The way to take off the mask as soon as possible is to reach mass immunity, and vaccines are the answer.' He left a message saying,'As a pharmacist, I applied with a sense of responsibility as a health care professional.' Other Hubase-affiliated pharmacists also said,'The vaccine is inoculated after determining the optimal dose through clinical trials.

 

Depending on the person, the immune response may be different and there may be discomfort, but this immune response was posted with an article titled'controlled immune response' and a notice on adverse reactions provided by the KCDA.

 

Another pharmacist said,'It's scary that we all get coronavirus, and I hope the corona ends soon.

 

However, I am also worried that the side effects of the vaccine will occur to me as well.” “Wouldn't the corona disappear if all the vaccines except me were taken?

 

I'll get another company vaccine later.

 

Seeing that others are right, you should be right.

 

It is the same that I avoid it with this mind and I also like that,” he said.

 

“Even so, I meet most sick and fever patients in our neighborhood.

 

Most of the people I meet have weak immunity and are the most likely to meet other corona confirmed patients or contacts, so I am afraid, but I applied for vaccination.

 

Other pharmacists also uploaded their reservation details as verification shots.

 

After vaccination, they guided them to apply cold compresses with a clean dry towel in case of swelling or pain at the vaccination site, drink plenty of fluids and take a rest if they have a mild fever, and take antipyretic analgesics if they are uncomfortable with fever or muscle pain.

 

Pharmacist Kim Soo-gil said, "There are many parts that many people misunderstand about vaccination, but it would be good if pharmacists who are experts came out to guide and deliver a message to meet together, so we started relaying." He said, "I want people to know that the vaccine is the right part by adjusting the dose, and although it may be uncomfortable, it is a natural immune response." He explained, "With the desire to return to a world without masks as soon as the whole people get a vaccine this year, collective immunity is formed, and pharmacists are joining the vaccination together."