In Italy, the vaccination of guests and staff of all the nursing homes for the elderly is about to be completed. At this point I would like to know if there are any qualified experiences or opinions on how to behave with swabs in the near future. Should we limit ourselves to doing them in case both of flu-like symptoms and for new staff’s and patients’ entries or, considering that the immunizing power of vaccines is not yet fully clarified, will it be convenient to do a screening and, in case, at what frequency?
Giving him / her a certificate or card stating that the person / s who leave / have been vaccinated and vaccinate the / those who enter / n (if they are not already).
Giving him / her a certificate or card stating that the person / s who leave / have been vaccinated and vaccinate the / those who enter / n (if they are not already).
This is the US CDC recommendations
on post vaccination considerations, including testing. It’s designed for healthcare personnel’s since they have been the first immunized in the US.
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/post-vaccine-considerations-healthcare-personnel.html
As efficacy and effectivity is not 100% as mentioned by Pfizer or any other companies. I think you should continue the same precautions and swabs even after vaccination
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