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2 Alameda County COVID-19 Vaccine Community Advisory Group
Meeting 9 April 20, 2021
3 Agenda 1. Housekeeping & Welcome 2. Partner Updates Panelists: Please keep your microphone on mute 3. County Vaccine Updates while not speaking
Attendees: 4. County Community Strategy Feel free to include questions in the Chat 5. CAG Going Forward 6. Panelist Comment/Q&A 2. Partner Updates
5 3. County Vaccine Updates + PSA
6 7 >115k first doses administered at Alameda County PODs
8 Alameda County PODs prioritize access for highly-impacted communities
Doses Administered by Zip Code of Residence 8.3% @Alameda County PODS through 4.16.21 among 88% who are AC residents; orange = high priority zip codes
6.4% 6.2% 5.8%
4.2%
3.7% 3.4%3.5% 3.3%3.3%3.4% 3.0%3.0% 2.8% 2.6%2.6% 2.4%2.4% 2.2%2.3% 2.0%2.1%
1.5%1.6%1.6%1.6%1.6% 1.4%1.4% 1.2%1.3%1.3%
0.7%0.7% 0.6%0.6%0.7% 0.3%0.3%0.4%0.4%0.4%0.4% 0.2%0.2%0.2%0.2%0.3% 0.0%0.0%0.0%0.0%0.1% 94613 94720 94514 94586 94505 94710 94709 95391 94704 95377 94708 94702 94707 94703 94705 94706 94618 94612 94502 94609 94608 94610 94619 94552 94607 94542 94611 94579 94588 94551 94602 94555 94550 94560 94501 94566 94605 94580 94568 94603 94621 94578 94606 94538 94545 94539 94546 94577 94536 94601 94587 94541 94544
9 Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Pause CDC and FDA recommended pausing administration of J&J vaccine (4/13) • Alameda County suspended administration of J&J the same day 6 reported U.S. cases of blood clots in individuals who received J&J vaccine • Women ages 18 to 48 • Symptoms occurred 6 to 13 days after vaccination • One death reported 6.8 million doses of J&J vaccine have been administered in the U.S. • 1.4 million women ages 20 to 50 CDC Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices met 4/14 • No recommendation yet; next meeting 4/23 after more data review • Western States Scientific Safety Review Workgroup also reviewing data
10 COVID-19 “Vaccine Breakthrough”
COVID-19 infections in a fully vaccinated person An expected occurrence with COVID-19 vaccines (and any vaccine) • COVID-19 vaccines are highly effective but not 100% • Community transmission of COVID-19 is still at moderate level • Many reported breakthroughs are asymptomatic infections • Some are likely not new infections • Clinical trial effectiveness was based on symptomatic disease Concerning breakthrough infections • Hospitalizations, deaths, severe illness due to COVID-19 • Also expected to occur, but should be uncommon • Might represent variant strains for which vaccines are less protective*
11 Vaccine Breakthrough Monitoring • CDC reported 5,813 breakthrough cases as of 4/13 • 7% hospitalized and 1% died • Includes non-COVID hospitalizations and deaths • 29% asymptomatic • 75 million people in the US fully vaccinated • ACPHD had 93 reported breakthrough cases as of 4/14 • No hospitalizations or deaths due to COVID-19 among these cases • 65% asymptomatic – mostly tested for routine screening • 340,000 full vaccinated • CDC and CDPH shifting to focus on hospitalizations and deaths • COVID vaccines are excellent - breakthroughs are rare but expected events
12 CDPH Modified Guidance for Fully Vaccinated Persons
Spend time with other fully vaccinated people, including indoors, without Fully wearing masks or physical distancing. vaccinated people Spend time with unvaccinated people from a single household who are at low risk for severe COVID-19 disease indoors without wearing masks or physical may: distancing.
Refrain from quarantine and testing following a known exposure if asymptomatic (outside the workplace setting).
Wear face coverings and maintain physical distance when in public or with Full persons at high risk for severe COVID vaccinated people Follow gathering guidance when gathering with any unvaccinated persons should
continue Get tested for any COVID symptoms and isolate if testing positive to:
13 Governor @ Tiburcio: Community-based PODs the "backbone" of vaccination system
"...communities... (like Alameda County) opened vaccinations to all adults before Thursday... Newsom said he was “frankly grateful” that those communities had taken that step."
14 One Link To Rule Them • https://covid-19.acgov.org/vaccines “Sign Up To Be Notified” All (OLTRA) • Administered by Primary • Questionnaire at the end to capture requests for bed- Centralized Vaccine bound/homebound persons (after being put on the wait list) Registration • Can be translated into 7 languages • Appointment Links emailed & texted to those on the wait list
15 15 VaccinateCA is a community-driven effort to help Californians learn accurate, up-to-date, verified information about the coronavirus vaccine.
VaccinateCA professionals call medical professionals at hundreds of potential vaccination sites daily, asking if they have the vaccine and how to get an appointment.
VaccinateCA is committed to ensuring that those with historical disadvantages have equitable access to all the information we report.
https://www.vaccinateca.com/ 16 East Bay Paratransit Advocacy & Updates
• Currently EBP provides free rides to Oakland Coliseum and riders must disembark, and schedule two rides, one to get there and then a return ride
• Our asks to reduce transportation barriers for seniors/people with disabilities: • Round Trip Rides to reduce challenges of scheduling a return ride • Vaccinations for riders on EBP vehicles and drive-through vaccine sites
• Ongoing Advocacy with East Bay Paratransit • Supervisor Carson’s Office • Constituents • CAG Members • BART and AC Transit Board of Directors
17 17 4. County Community Strategy
18 Community Vaccination
• Community-based Stationary PODs • Fremont High • Hayward Adult School • Allen Temple—May • South Hayward & Fremont—In Discussion
• Pop Up PODs • Mobile Pharmacy Partnership • FEMA/CalOES Mobile POD Partnership • Community Pop-Up PODs
Coalition Model supports Community-Based and Pop-Up Community PODs
• RFP
19 Mobile/Pop-up Vaccination Clinics
• Over 2,000 vaccine doses delivered at partner sites. Some recent examples:
• Family Laundry • Beth Eden Baptist Church • Regional Center East Bay • Gujarati Cultural Association • Castro Valley Adult School • Parivar
20 Alameda County COVID-19 Vaccine Attitudes Survey
PURPOSE: to gather information about COVID-19 vaccine beliefs and attitudes among Alameda County residents that could help reach diverse audiences with tailored health promotion and education materials.
CONTENT: whether and when people intend to get a vaccine, attitudes about vaccine safety; efficacy and value for prevention COVID-19 infection; factors influencing their decision; where people turn for trusted information; demographics.
• Anonymous and confidential. • Online English and Spanish. • Paper – mail to: Dr. Liz Maker, CAPE Unit Evaluation Manager, 1000 San Leandro Blvd, 4th Floor, San Leandro, CA 94577; scan and email to [email protected]. • 18-questions (8-10 minutes). • Survey will run through May.
Dr. Liz Maker – (510) 267-8096 or [email protected].
21 5. CAG Going Forward Proposal for discussion: monthly meetings with mid-monthly update?
22 6. Panelist Comment/Q&A
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