Scientific Research: Absentees in US healthcare workers – Inability to work following Covid-19 vaccinations.

The objectives on this US study published in the NIH National Library of Medicine is "Covid-19 vaccination is a key prevention strategy to reduce the spread and severity of SARS-CoV-2 infections. However, vaccine-related inability to work among healthcare workers (HCWs) could overstrain healthcare systems."

The conclusion is as follows: "In the light of further Covid-19 infection waves and booster vaccinations, there is a risk of additional staff shortages due to post vaccination inability to work, which could negatively impact the already strained healthcare system and jeopardize patient care. These findings will aid further vaccination campaigns to minimize the impact of staff absences on the healthcare system."

More in the research paper here.

Location: United States

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