On the night of December 5-6, when good children are asleep, Santa Claus puts their long-awaited gifts in their shoes, socks - or just lays them by the bedside, depending on the region of Poland and the size of the packages. But it's not just children who will be waiting for a surprise on Santa Claus night this year: will slots for COVID-19 vaccinations open up, or will the vaccinations promised by the government remain available only in theory?
On November 29, the National Health Fund announced with unabashed pride that it had signed the first contracts with pharmacies to provide vaccinations. 24 contracts, to be precise. On November 29, that is, a month after the (flu) vaccinations were supposed to be available at pharmacies for seniors free of charge, and for others with a possible fee. Pharmacies held off for weeks even on commercial vaccinations, unsure that the Fund would start paying at least for a select group. And the window ...
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