>>Don't know how many medics you asked, not even if they were from vacc centers, regular doctor practice or some special effort.
>>On the reason and usefulness of gov vaccination centers I oscillate somewhere between low opinion and conspiracy theory:
>>They cost(ed) a bundle and were never necessary, as above 7 million per week in 12/21 were handled with most of them closed.
>>In the first months of 2021 not enough vaccine was available - a finer grained distribution schema would have sufficed.
>>Hanlon's razor might be safer to assume than prescient Spahn trying to stifle unrest on distribution unequalities ;-)

>Well the vacc centres. Let's say I avoid the medics here. They are simply non-organised places to spread diseases. I'm thankful for the vacc centres with enough space (iow cubic) around me. While Spahn is nothing to talk about, but this one was working. And here are places where the only MD in the village might be Querdenker and antivaxer (For any vaccination). Or believes in Germanic New Medicine. Or is otherwise such a Nazi one prefers to die before using his help. On the eastern outskirt they have done a great work. Worth every cent. I think in some corners in the south-west too.

For me "going to the doctor" involves research and scheduling/travel effort to find a competent specialist whenever something more than a few stitches or a simple cast was needed (often for my father in his last decade). I realize not everybody has same degrees of freedom, but should make more of an effort if visit to village doctor creates problems.

>I can not see how the MD around the corner could provide insulation, waiting rooms etc on such a through-put like the centres. They are full with normal patients with normal problems. Should they stop working for month to put the shot in all patients on their books willing? Because it needs time and space to do it. This is not like a influenza shot dabbled. Those I know doing it (A lot simply refused. And a lot of them known pro vaxers) where completely overworked with just vaccinating those unable to reach the centres. If the shitty distribution worked.

Quite a few docs refused to go against STIKO when I phoned - so I phoned till I found one "scaling" in this effort.
She had rented a special testing station 50m from practice, demanded testing in advance and forwarded/allowed only antigen negative to vaxx. In summer I was asked to stay in the garden for forms and vaxx. In winter waiting room had open window and patients could still wait in garden if they preferred - I did, saw open window from outside. Simple means to eliminate risk for large share of patients via planned approach (probably with 2 or 3 added helpers).

>For Hanlon's Law. Nobody can assume the deepness of it. In special not for Jens Spahn.

Well, on delta it was less then a half a Laschet...
And while I applaud Lauterbach not sugar-coating clear signs on the wall, the attempt to pin a theoretical end year shortage on Spahn when Spahn did his damndest to boost with Moderna (which gets double # of boosters shots vs. first shots) was a cheap shot (shooting for weak pun...)