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[History of a vaccination of proximity]
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The Grand-Est region was one of the first affected by the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 in March 2020. The liberal nurses were in the first line to bring their competences to the service of the patients. Motivated and involved, they took the initiative to open a vaccination center in January 2021 and demonstrated the added value of working together. Sharing of experience by a private nurse in this region.
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