https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QnUXFCqc-s
https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2020/11/23/covid-getting-vaccine/
We have three promising vaccines. Now the challenge is to distribute them to the masses.
Public health officials and health systems around the world are gearing up for the distribution of the vaccines to their populations. There are opportunities for error at every step of the distribution process, from transportation of the Pfizer vaccine at extremely cold temperatures to final distribution in remote or rural areas. This massive undertaking is going to require synchronized efforts among many different parties. Success will depend on seamless coordination and trust.
REQUIREMENT 1:
What are the challenges posed by this colossal distribution effort?
REQUIREMENT 2:
Why do the manufacturers have different minimum order quantities? What does that imply for storage and distribution to the population?
REQUIREMENT 3:
Why is trust such an important factor in the success of this project?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QnUXFCqc-s
https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2020/11/23/covid-getting-vaccine/
We have three vaccines that look promising. The next problem is to get them to the masses.
Public health experts and health-care institutions around the world are preparing for the vaccines to be distributed to their people. Every step of the distribution procedure, from transporting the Pfizer vaccine at extremely frigid temperatures through ultimate distribution in isolated or rural areas, has the potential for error. This big undertaking will necessitate coordinated efforts from many different groups. Coordination and trust will be essential for success.
REQUIREMENT NO. 1:
What are the difficulties created by this massive distribution effort?
REQUIREMENT 2:
Why do the manufacturers have different minimum order quantities? What does that imply for storage and distribution to the population?
REQUIREMENT 3
