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If I were a medical worker, and they gave me shit PPE and told me that I'm not allowed to use my own - I'd simply ignore them until I was fired. It's gonna su
by Der_Einzige 6y ago
If I were a medical worker, and they gave me shit PPE and told me that I'm not allowed to use my own - I'd simply ignore them until I was fired.
It's gonna suck dying if I need to go to the hospital, but I don't blame the nurses at all for this
- webmaven 6y ago> If I were a medical worker, and they gave me shit PPE and told me that I'm not allowed to use my own - I'd simply ignore them until I was fired. You'd not only be risking your job, but your license as well (as in, future employment in your field).
- SauciestGNU 6y agoYeah, but you'd (probably) be alive. It's an optimization problem, where at some point in the curve it becomes more expensive to follow the guidelines (and die) than be blacklisted from the profession.
- webmaven 6y agoWe'll know next year how much worse the odds of actually dying from Covid-19 were as a nurse in unsafe conditions vs. as an unemployed ex-nurse. I'm far from certain that deciding to stay on the job isn't a rational choice. It depends on how much losing your job actually lets you lower your odds of getting Covid-19, and whether, once sick, Covid-19 survival rates are different for healthcare workers.