Question 36657 — pharmacy and medications

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Ms. Geneviève Levy draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the regional distribution of doses of vaccines against covid-19. The data presented on the data.gouv site are valuable and the analysis of some leaves one cautious at best, arouses concern at worst: what are the criteria for distributing vaccines between regions? In the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, a lack of doses is noted. That could be a simple feeling shared by local caregivers and elected officials, except that this feeling is supported by the numerical data provided by data.gouv. The lack of doses therefore becomes a tangible fact. In the PACA region, at the beginning of February 2021, 396,290 doses were delivered, i.e. a ratio of 58 doses per 100 eligible people. On the same date, the Burgundy-Franche-Comté region has 361,085 doses, a ratio of 102 doses per 100. eligible residents. And that’s happy for the residents of this region. But questions are multiplying: what justifies this difference in supply? Is there a two-tier organization? Are the famous private consulting firms, which cost taxpayers 11 million euros, not managing to distribute vaccines equitably throughout the country with all their expertise? The French have absolutely need transparency and expect equity between territories. This is why she would like to know the criteria for distributing vaccine doses between the different regions.

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