The vaccination is finally here - but not everyone wants it.
Compulsory vaccination for medical staff would only increase skepticism about vaccinations, says editor Katrin Woitsch.
Bavaria and all of Germany continue to struggle with the corona pandemic.
Stricter measures have been in place since Monday.
Compulsory vaccination for nurses would only increase skepticism before vaccination, says editor Katrin Woitsch.
Here you will find the current case numbers in the
Free State
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Munich -
Many people are longingly waiting for the corona vaccination
- but they still have to be patient until it is their turn.
And then it is precisely those who refuse the vaccination that they could get immediately: the nursing staff.
For many this is incomprehensible.
Especially because the carers in particular have cared for many patients with severe Covid-19 courses and know how dangerous the virus can be.
But the
fear of possible side effects of
the vaccine is apparently greater for some.
Coronavirus vaccine: Everyone must be allowed to obtain thorough information first
However, this is understandable with a vaccine that was developed and approved in record time.
Everyone has to be allowed
to inform
themselves
thoroughly
and to make a conscious decision for a vaccination.
Instead, it has taken less than two weeks since the vaccination started before mental games about
mandatory vaccination
for
nurses were
pronounced out loud.
One dentist even ordered his employees to have a vaccination.
That certainly does not create trust - neither in the vaccine nor in politics, which had always promised voluntariness.
The vaccine will be an
effective weapon
against
corona
if as many people as possible get vaccinated.
This can only be achieved with thorough information that must reach all sections of the population.
Even the nursing staff whose mother tongue is not German.
Coercion will only fuel skepticism - and not only among nurses.
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