Offering vaccines to a wait list on a first-come-first-serve basis is ableist. It means those with internet, access & time get in ahead of others. My system has tons of people on the list. And I communicate with them about what vaccine we have (currently https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/55-and-up-vaccines-pharmacies-ontario-still-waiting-1.6009376?fbclid=IwAR3RQN4Nw2dOgvRN-r2EBA4lFxoBJSzLMxRri--_rNDcudywurWAUSn5pRk">https://www.cbc.ca/news/cana...

Zero) but also that those in highest need will get in first. I also provide info about vaccines elsewhere. I had three intellectually disabled patients get in next day(they called friends when they were successful) but a mid 60, retiree with no chronic medical conditions may

Need to wait longer. I’ve always said it’s not perfect but I always try my best. This is also why I don’t allow walk-ins. That reduces access for my patients who have to book transport (we’ve given vaccines on the mobility buses!).
There are no perfect ways. This is just my way.