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If I'd hazard a guess, it might be because someone still has to operate the ventilator, and hospitals are expecting a drop in healthcare workers (since you don'
by frenchy 7y ago
If I'd hazard a guess, it might be because someone still has to operate the ventilator, and hospitals are expecting a drop in healthcare workers (since you don't want a sick person treating patients).
- m4rtink 7y agoA couple things being done to help reduce pressure on medical personel here in Czech Republic: - elective surgeries being canceled, hospitals cleared as much as possible - medical students were ordered to stay in their residence area and are taking disaster medicine courses - teaching students are volunteering to take care of children of medical personel (as all schools are closed, someone needs to take care of childrens & students are free to do so)
- wwweston 7y agoOnce you're infected, would it matter if a sick healthcare worker treated you? (Presumably uninfected patients with unrelated issues wouldn't want a sick healthcare worker, but that's not everyone.)