COVID vaccination has been one of the main topics of recent days and it seems that it will remain so for some time. There are extremely few vaccines worldwide, which is why vaccination itself is taking longer than originally expected. For example, in the Czech Republic, vaccination began at the end of last year, but at the time of writing this article, only about 380 thousand people have received the vaccine, and only a third of this number have already had two vaccines, which should provide them with maximal protection. If you are interested in the situation in Slovakia, at the time of writing this article, the vaccine (mini(at least once) approximately 240 thousand people. But of course, we are not here to compare the speed of vaccination, but because of the technologies that are used in the entire process.
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It is very interesting what people in individual countries have in their hands. While in the Czech Republic people have to rely on SMS messages and emails entered when registering in the official system Minihealthcare departments, which will alert them to the vacancy, in Slovakia they are much further along in this direction. They have a push notification system at their disposal, in which all you have to do is register and then just wait until the user is notified via push notification that a dose has become available at his preferred vaccination site, which he could receive. As soon as he receives the notification, all he has to do is simply show up at the vaccination site and he's won - that is, at least half.
