The Pennsylvania Department of Health made major adjustments Saturday to its COVID-19 vaccinations reporting, cutting about 600,000 shots statistically statewide “to more accurately reflect the number of people who are partially and fully vaccinated.”
The statistical cleanup involving nearly 5% of the state population will affect Pennsylvania’s standing in national rankings. It means there have been about 600,000 fewer people involved in the vaccination process than the state statistics previously suggested.
The adjustments to the state vaccination numbers come after weeks of some officials in counties around the state suggesting that there were errors involving double counting in the