Top 10 Campus Safety Healthcare Articles from 2020
Between a global pandemic and increasing hospital violence, 2020 has been a challenging and unpredictable year for the healthcare sector.
Between a global pandemic and increasing hospital violence, 2020 has been a challenging and unpredictable year for the healthcare sector.
The Salem Health nurse posted a Tiktok video saying she still travels and does not wear a mask when she is out.
The doctor said the photo was intended to “recognize and to thank all of our health care teammates that often go unrecognized.”
Utah Valley Hospital is also experiencing a significant increase in callers asking if the ICU is actually full.
In El Paso, Texas, morgues have started paying jail inmates $2 an hour to help transport the bodies of COVID-19 victims.
The move is opposed by the North Dakota Nurses Association.
Flu vaccinations will be required for all children who are attending child care, pre-school, kindergarten, K-12, and institutions of higher education.
Florida, Texas and California recorded 27,574 new cases Monday, accounting for more than a third of the new cases reported in the U.S.
Around 580 hospital beds were set up on the campus — an 84% increase over the county’s existing 707 beds in its six hospitals.
One California hospital is only admitting COVID-19 patients after much of its staff tested positive for the virus while a Texas children’s hospital is now treating adults.
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