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DISCUSSION: What will make the Prioritization Guidance Acceptable?

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COMMENT: trial vaccines required large doseage

Submitted by Cindy Deutsch on 12/6/07 1:39 PM

The trial H5N1 vaccines also required a much larger dose of vax to produce an antibody response - twelve times higher than seasonal flu vax. That may reduce the number of doses produced unless they can come up with an adjunctive to stretch the vaccine.

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Only Complete Honesty Will Make the Prioritization Scheme Acceptable

Submitted by Deborah Robinson on 12/6/07 07:05 AM

Honesty

Submitted by Catherine Jackie Mitchell on 12/6/07 07:28 AM
Surge capacity manufacturing

Submitted by Marianne Yourdon on 12/6/07 08:08 AM
- Goal --- Not Even Close Yet
  
  Submitted by Deborah Robinson on 12/6/07 09:08 AM
  - Limitations
    
    Submitted by Jay Schmid on 12/6/07 09:18 AM
- change the policy when production capability has changed
  
  Submitted by larry wright on 12/6/07 10:37 AM
  - One thought
    
    Submitted by Joel Palmer on 12/6/07 11:39 AM
  - Use Tax forms
    
    Submitted by Ellen Rice on 12/6/07 12:19 PM
    - education
      
      Submitted by Catherine Jackie Mitchell on 12/6/07 12:21 PM
      - sorry
        
        Submitted by Catherine Jackie Mitchell on 12/6/07 12:22 PM
    - Information, yes; panic no
      
      Submitted by Donavan Merck on 12/6/07 02:07 PM
      - Death and taxes
        
        Submitted by Katharine Fisher on 12/6/07 02:17 PM
        
        That should read
        
        Submitted by Katharine Fisher on 12/6/07 02:17 PM
    - Tax form statement
      
      Submitted by Sharon Hutchins on 12/6/07 05:02 PM
- There is confusion
  
  Submitted by Ellen Rice on 12/6/07 12:14 PM
Marianne is correct

Submitted by Terry Adirim on 12/6/07 09:02 AM
- Sub-Prioritization of Vaccination Among Tier One
  
  Submitted by Deborah Robinson on 12/6/07 09:25 AM
- 14 billion $$??? I thought it was more like 7.5
  
  Submitted by Roy Kamen on 12/6/07 09:59 AM
  - It might be 13 billion...
    
    Submitted by Terry Adirim on 12/6/07 10:25 AM
    - Terry - can you comment on this?
      
      Submitted by Roy Kamen on 12/6/07 10:31 AM
      - States paying for anti-virals
        
        Submitted by Terry Adirim on 12/6/07 10:48 AM
        
        Other issues in this
        
        Submitted by Joel Palmer on 12/6/07 11:43 AM
        
        States were given option to purchase antivirals
        
        Submitted by Cindy Deutsch on 12/6/07 12:35 PM
        
        And I don't know why your town did not participate in whatever program was available to them.
        
        Submitted by Roy Kamen on 12/6/07 12:40 PM
        
        CT towns have not been allowed to participate in antiviral purchases
        
        Submitted by Katharine Fisher on 12/6/07 02:27 PM
        
        This must be fixed
        
        Submitted by Roy Kamen on 12/6/07 06:26 PM
vaccine production capacity vs demand

Submitted by Brant Goode on 12/6/07 09:06 AM
- Britain may pre-pandemic vax everyone
  
  Submitted by Katharine Fisher on 12/6/07 02:31 PM
trial vaccines required large doseage

Submitted by Cindy Deutsch on 12/6/07 01:39 PM