FLVOL69
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You don’t know what you speak of. Hospitals didn’t cancel elective surgeries because of lack of beds due to Covid patients.
They didn’t have the staff to take care of all the patients. Some were Covid patients some were not. It wasn’t an actual bed problem it was a nursing and other ancillary staffing issue due to the layoffs and retirement of staff during the first shutdown. I was knee deep in this and saw it firsthand. Bed shortage sounds more daunting than staff shortage.Our health system most certainly did. During the last surge, we had days where more than a third of our inpatients were C19 patients. Our hospitals were at 130 to 150 percent capacity, and all non-emergent surgeries were postponed for several weeks until the surge subsided.
I also find the term "elective" misleading. People think of cosmetic surgery, etc. when they hear elective surgery. But what elective surgery means is actually any non-emergent surgery. Not criticizing your use of the term -- obviously, it's used industry-wide. I just think it's not especially clear to non-health care personnel.
Are they incorrect?
Be very careful what you wish for...
1.5 Million Parents Could Drop Out Of Workforce If Biden Stimulus Passes; Analysis | ZeroHedge
LOL Of course it will. I predict sometime around the end of summer. Then a couple of good jobs reports.... then the November elections.This is excellent news, there are studies out of South Africa saying the risk of being hospitalized is much lower with omicron than delta. But their studies do show, there isn’t much difference in the severity in that population of the ones that are hospitalized with omicron or delta.
Hope we have the same results here.
More good news.
WHO forecasts coronavirus pandemic will end in 2022
Fingers crossed![]()
I honestly think my hospital is too lazy to keep up with everyone’s weekly check. They haven’t even initiated it yet. Since the merger with another health system we have seen positions go unfilled locally and selling off of long term care facilities. I can see the writing on the wall.I have to prove my innocence once a week.
Are they incorrect? I don't know. I do know they're not asking what is best for America and for Americans. I also know that Tedros has to some extent been framing this discussion in Marxist terms (which should not, perhaps, be surprising, given his history with the Tigray People's Liberation Front).
How quickly an endemic, steady-state arrives and how disruptive the virus remains will depend on what level of disease officials and individuals decide to tolerate, the precautions they are willing to adopt, and how the virus evolves.
Have had symptoms since Monday and Tuesday night was a bit rough with high temps. 2 tests and still negative though
Friend I hung out with last week tested positive and had the exact same symptoms.