2021 Chamber Community Forum: COVID-19 Vaccine

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Agenda

We'll hear three short presentations then go right into a Q&A, starting with common misconceptions about when you should be tested and how the vaccine will be rolled out. Then we'll open the floor for your questions.
 
Zoom Courtesy

• Stay muted unless you've been invited to speak
• Keep your video off during the presentation
• Feel free to drop questions in the chat and we'll present them after each speaker has had a chance to talk

• Dr. Erika Norris with UCHealth Primary Care - Estes Park
• Katie Plassmeyer, Nurse practitioner, UCHealth Primary Care - Estes Park
• Dr. Robin Zehr, Medical Chief of Staff at Estes Park Health

• Dr. Norris on her  clinical trial experience and a bit about the science of vaccines
• Nurse Practitioner Plassmeyer on the outpatient and telehealth experience
• Dr. Zehr on when you should go to the ER

• What are some common misconceptions about testing?
  • Getting tested for the right reasons.
  • Should I require a negative test to allow someone back at work?
  • How soon after I’m exposed should I get tested.
• What are some common questions and misunderstandings about the rollout?
  • After health practitioners and first responder, how do they determine who's next?
  • Who is they? Who determines how the vaccine is distributed?
  • How will we be able to prove that we've been vaccinated?
  • Currently even vaccinated individuals have to comply with mask requirements, et al. How long do you think it will take for BAU to return to some kind of normal?
  • What about people who refused to be vaccinated?