WHAT TO EXPECT IN JANUARY 2021 - COVID-19 VACCINE ROLLOUT: GYANT
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Presenters: JUSTIN GRAHAM, MD MS PAIGE HEAPHY CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER, GYANT CHIEF INTEGRATION OFFICER, GYANT Dr. Graham is a board-certified infectious disease A former executive at Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital specialist with over 20 years’ experience designing and Cedars-Sinai Health System, Ms. Heaphy has held healthcare IT solutions and implementing electronic health numerous leadership positions with a focus on performance records. improvement, patient safety, and data and analytics. 2
COVID-19 Vaccine Herd Immunity vs. Others Ending the pandemic could require COVID-19 vaccination uptake COVID-19 uptake needed 18+ between 58-94%, higher than most adult vaccine benchmarks to reach herd immunity 58-94% Elderly 65+: Average Adults 18-64: Average vaccination rate of between 35% and 40% vaccination rate of ~ 70% 69% 70% 51% 48% 38% 25% 26% Pneumococcal Hep B 19+ Flu 18-49 Flu 18+ Flu 50-64 Pneumococcal 65+ Flu 65+ COVID 1 -19 19-64 at risk scenarios Source: CDC | McKinsey & Company https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/healthcare-systems- and-services/our-insights/covid-19-vaccine-are- 5 consumers-ready
2021 Outlook “If we [vaccinate] efficiently enough over Q2 of 2021, by the end of the summer, we may actually have enough herd immunity protecting our society that as we get to the end of 2021, we could approach very much some degree of normality that is close to where we were before.” DR. ANTHONY FAUCI 6
Public Perceptions Continue to Evolve If a COVID-19 vaccine was determined to be safe by scientists and available for free to everyone who wanted it, would you….? December 2020 41% 30% 12% 15% September 2020 34% 29% 14% 20% 50% Definitely get it Probably get it Probably not get it Definitely not get it Source: KFF COVID-19 Vaccine Monitor (KFF Health Tracking Poll, Nov.30- Dec. 8,2020) | KFF/The Undefeated KFF COVID -19 Survey on Race and Health (conducted Aug.20-Sept. 14,2020) | See topline for full question wording Vaccine Monitor 7
Patients & Providers are Still Waiting for Answers Providers: • State-level rules/plans • What about systems that are in multiple states? • Will Counties be deploying? • Which vaccine will we get? Will it be the same every time? 9
Patients & Providers are Still Waiting for Answers Patients: • When/how do I qualify? • How effective is it? • Is it safe? • What are the side effects? • How do I get it? 10
What Happens in January 2021? • Fast deployment/improved direction based upon difficulties with first deployment • State-specific plans are clarified • More vaccines come into play • What happens after President-Elect Biden is sworn in? • New super-spreader strain 11
What Happens Next? • Boosters and Phases 1c, 2, 3, etc. requiring patient communications and scheduling • Side effects and severe reactions monitoring • Schedule, vaccinate, monitor -- repeat • Resume normal business 12
What Should I Be Planning? 1. Establish an ongoing, flexible communications strategy 2. Clearly outline the vaccination DON’T process from start to finish for patients WAIT! 3. Optimize workforce efficiency and vaccination capacity 13
QUESTIONS? 14
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