#Hospitals

Lauren Caruba

LaurenCaruba

San Antonio’s COVID hospitalizations are getting so bad that local hospital leaders penned a New Year’s Eve letter urging residents to help reduce transmission, writes @liz_hardaway.https://www.expressnews.com/news/local/article/Stay-ho

C. Michael Gibson MD

CMichaelGibson

Many have become numb to pandemic statisticsHealthcare workers, though, must face the reality that there are now MORE PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED THAN AT ANY TIME in 2020, 40% more than 2

DJ Walsh 🇨🇺 🧢

dj_breathnach

Only just caught up with this @RebootPod pod now. Excellent coverage on inequality in Ireland with @TASCblog , especially health inequality, which is often overlooked. It's amazing that 4 years

Matt Warner

WarnerMatthewA

Oxygen is a critical life-saving therapy (with well-described adverse effects at high doses). It has a tenuous supply chain that can’t be overlooked. A quick review of how oxygen gets

Bette Lynch

BetteMLynch

A couple of thoughts, excuse the thread. Firstly the ‘paps’ thing, I’ve noticed an assumption by the public that all photographers are ‘paparazzi’ especially during recent discussions over allowing access

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Sobering—Crisis in Los Angeles hospitals now so dire, US Army Corps of Engineers summoned to solve oxygen shortages: "These were not designed to have 100% ICU / people on

Lily and TJ's Dad!

ApplePasta

So as yall know I keep this page 'fun' for the most part. Rarely do I have a serious thread. But given that I am a lifelong resident of Florida,

Susanna Stanford

SusannaStanford

Public pride in the NHS is extraordinary.Nothing demonstrates our belief in the NHS better than the trust that patients and their families place in hospitals up and down the country

Chris Hopson

ChrisCEOHopson

1/18 From early next week, probably Tuesday, 50 of our NHS hospital trust members will start to administer Pfizer vaccine. Who will they vaccinate, where, and what are issues involved?

Tim Cook

doctimcook

Some reflections after a weekend on ICUMost importantly, despite distractions like Brexit, COVID-19 remains our most pressing matter......and vaccination our most pressing priority.There are major threats & real opportunities The

Mike Crawley

CBCQueensPark

THREAD: Ontario's second wave of #COVID19, in quotes and charts."We are flattening the curve." Premier Doug Ford, Oct. 6 (seven-day-average trend of new cases daily = 611) #COVID19Ontario “We see

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Angie68011411

Thread: The NCID has to obtain data from all hospitals treating Covid patient as it's primary function is reporting "pandemic" numbers to the WHO. Report includes both pvt and public

Caroline Orr Bueno, Ph.D

RVAwonk

The Pentagon issued a similar warning about for-profit genetic testing companies back in 2019, and COVID-19 is reigniting those concerns, for good reason. HIPAA doesn’t apply here, there are no

ThatERnurse

lerinjo

KC area hospitals seeing record number of COVID-19 inpatientsLet’s talk about what happens when hospitals teach capacity, shall we? See thread below. It may take me a moment to add

Layla McCay

LaylaMcCay

By popular demand, I'm bringing back my Friday reviews of some of the key COVID-19 issues on the minds of NHS leaders this week, based on insight from @NHSConfed members

Aaron Dodd - Masked Like Ned Kelly

Aaron_Dodd2

[A Thread] Murdoch press is running a story today that Dan Andrews "ignored" advice from the Fed CHO to stop elective surgeries and moved federal aged care residents into hospitals.

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