Sadly the US medical system is fragmented by proprietary boundaries, so it truly was unknown whether hospital patients were jabbed if it didnt happen in a place run by the same organization or that shared patient data with them. That is why there was so much misinformation saying hospitals were full of unvaccinated Covid cases - they cou…
Sadly the US medical system is fragmented by proprietary boundaries, so it truly was unknown whether hospital patients were jabbed if it didnt happen in a place run by the same organization or that shared patient data with them. That is why there was so much misinformation saying hospitals were full of unvaccinated Covid cases - they counted "unknown" status as "no".
Furthermore, vaccination status for PR purposes also had the same nonsensical criterion that you were counted as unvaccinated until 14 days after the second jab (for mRNA) or 14 days after first jab (for J&J). Idk how this criterion was used in serious research.
Sadly the US medical system is fragmented by proprietary boundaries, so it truly was unknown whether hospital patients were jabbed if it didnt happen in a place run by the same organization or that shared patient data with them. That is why there was so much misinformation saying hospitals were full of unvaccinated Covid cases - they counted "unknown" status as "no".
Furthermore, vaccination status for PR purposes also had the same nonsensical criterion that you were counted as unvaccinated until 14 days after the second jab (for mRNA) or 14 days after first jab (for J&J). Idk how this criterion was used in serious research.