I’d heard that France required a longish set of forms/approvals to be filled in before getting the vaccine but didn’t realise Germany was doing similar...is this true ?
”Cardiologist Dr Joachim Wunderlich, who has helped at a vaccination centre in Berlin, told CBS News that the bureaucratic process for people to get vaccinated in Germany was 'unbelievable'.
He added that the amount of paperwork involved was 'insane'.
'You can't expect an over-80-year-old to fill out 10 pages and numerous consent forms and ask them to call a hotline to make an appointment. And then they risk being turned away because they forgot some forms at home.'
Wunderlich continued: 'The pandemic is daunting enough, bureaucracy and data protection laws shouldn't make it even worse.“.....
Hadn’t heard that myself, @Billy Dean is our German correspondent here. Heard earlier in the vaccine roll out there were problems with the German hotline, hours waiting and that - but that was very early on.
Was straight forward here, one consent form, just asking basic Heath question, COVID symptoms then your national security no and signature, 30 second job - but I got it in work, so I don’t know if more officious in the community.
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