Organized in two groups of four (one doctor, two nurses and one administrative), the teams in charge of vaccination are spread over both sides of the Village: Chalosse and Bas-Armagnac districts in the East for some, Haute-Lande and the Atlantic Coast in the West for the others. The work is methodical: one prepares the doses while two others take the constants -temperature, blood pressure and pulsations- of the inhabitants who are waiting their turn. Then the injection. In their bedroom or in front of the living room TV... the important is to be comfortable. Once the data entry is made, the team moves on to the next! Focused on not wasting a drop of the precious liquid, nurse Sylvie Goul confides in having dreamed of it the night before: “I put the pressure on myself: for me it's very important to be as efficient as possible and to extract each dose at best." At the Village Landais, 97 residents were vaccinated on that day. Those who are not have sometimes already been vaccinated elsewhere, are at the end of their life, or come under one of the contraindications detailed by Dr Daniel Falcinelli: "This vaccination is very supervised and the recommendations of the ARS are clear: people who have had the Covid within three months, who have been in contact, who have had another vaccine within 14 days, who suffer from an inflammatory, infectious state or severe allergies cannot be vaccinated." Very few categorical refusals were recorded.
