Is it fair or okay to separate vaccinated patients from unvaccinated patients?
Mina MarxSocial Butterfly
Should Covid vaccinated patients be separated from unvaccinated patients at the hospital?
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Aspects of daily life are increasingly complicated for anyone who is not vaccinated against Covid, and there is a rising sense of anger and injustice among those who reject the vaccine. For millions of people who have been happy and willing to receive a Covid vaccine, the rollout of vaccination programs has offered protection against a highly transmissible virus. It’s also allowed a return to much-missed freedoms, from seeing loved-ones and socializing to shopping and traveling.
Indeed they should be separated, the unvaccinated individuals pose a serious threat to the vaccinated patients. The willfully unvaccinated may continue to threaten the health of the vaccinated by requiring hospital space for COVID-19 care, as well as health care resources that might be spent otherwise, such as upon developing cures for cancer.