Since giving up, Biden always urged officials to speed up vaccination, helping the US save the situation of Covid-19.

In the past 100 days, US President Joe Biden and his top advisers launched a war effort to bring millions of doses of Vaccine Covid-19 to Americans with the goal of pushing back Covid-19, pandemic

This effort took the US from a criticized country to have a bad reaction to the pandemic to become a global leader in vaccination.

Joe Biden in December, as the US President was elected, the first Covid-19 vaccine in Delaware.

In the recent interview with CNN, Three Advisors Covid-19 leading the government with two White House officials revealed how President Biden's team turned the situation.

President Biden, sometimes losing patience, has constantly pressed the advisory team to find ways to improve the reaction of federal agencies before Covid-19.

It is well aware that the vaccination campaign will have a great impact on the term of its president, Biden and the assistant team set specific vaccination goals and promote federal reactions to realize

US President ordered military deployment and mobilized federal emergency response agencies to support vaccinations, established a federal pharmaceutical program and budgeting to community health centers.

In addition, the Plan for Rescue US $ 1,900 billion also helps significant funding for immunization efforts.

"From the first day, the emergency is always put on top, we are fighting the virus," said Jeff Zients, the coordinator responds to the White House Covid-19, speaking in the interview with CNN.

When Biden took office, US witnessed about 3,000 deaths and hundreds of new cases every day, only about 15 million people were vaccinated and the vaccine supply was scarce.

Government officials show that pressure from President Biden is the main reason why they have to speed up their actions.

"He is quite impatient," Anthony Fauci, the White House Health Advisor, a leading American epidemiologist, commented on President Biden.

Biden sets milestones, starting with a commitment to inject 100 million doses of Vaccine Covid-19 in the first 100 days he took office.

Governor Maryland Larry Hogan, a Republican party member, said that this is an ambitious goal.

But Biden completed the promise of only 58 days.

He announced its own milestones in anti-epidemic efforts, as the government bought 200 million doses of vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna, licensing emergency use of Johnson & Johnson (J & J) or the government theory

On the other hand, President Biden is also cautious when making promises to do not create subjective psychology in the public.

"We have to start by increasing accessibility, ensuring that people can inject vaccines where they feel comfortable and trust people injecting themselves," said Dr. Marcella Nunez-Smith, specialized leaders

Obstacles in the process of implementation are inevitable, such as storm surge in February, causing distribution and transportation of vaccines to be stalled even though the supply is increasing.

A medical staff was vaccinated with Vaccine Covid-19 at Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in Los Angeles, California in December 2020.

President Biden's team is always determined that those challenges will not affect the supply or vaccine objectives they set and J & J vaccine have now been used again.

However, stopping the injection still creates initial confusion, causing many people to worry that it will increase the psychology of the lesson eliminating in the group of people who don't really believe in the vaccine.

Experts evaluating the Biden administration with a doubtful and convincing psychology of all the people using the vaccine or which will be a decisive factor whether the US can win the final victory before Covid-19 and Tien

The government always affirms that they will lead with science, but the information, scientific evidence is often given slowly and cannot catch up with eagerly psychology to quickly return to the normal public life.

Some critics believe that President Biden's team should provide guidance on travel and social interactions after vaccination earlier, to create immunization motivation.

"I don't think all people know what they should do," said Dr. Leana Wen, an emergency doctor and a visiting professor at George Washington University, said.

More than half of America adults have injected at least one dose of Vaccine Covid-19, but the vaccination for the other half will be much more difficult.

Now, when all American adults are eligible for vaccination, the vaccination campaign begins to step into the new stage: a frantic PR campaign on social networks, TVs, radios and newspapers with participation

"We want to make sure the messages are properly adjusted," Dr. Nunez-Smith said.