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Clearly fault lies in many areas but how could admins avoid this? Their staff is exhausted and quitting far beyond normal attrition levels. The public continu
by MobileVet 5y ago
Clearly fault lies in many areas but how could admins avoid this?
Their staff is exhausted and quitting far beyond normal attrition levels. The public continues to get sick and now another surge is upon them.
What knob do you turn that they haven’t?
- loudtieblahblah 5y agoIf we cared about up front treatment as much as we cared about vaccinations and stopped seeing one as preventing the uptake of the other we'd see a lot less hospitalizations.
- lotsofpulp 5y ago> What knob do you turn that they haven’t? Higher pay.
- native_samples 5y agoTraining of COVID-only staff, separation of COVID patients into dedicated hospitals, etc. It's all been done before. Many COVID patients just need basic attention and oxygen, the ones with really complex needs tended to have other serious illnesses anyway.
- tomjen3 5y agoI don't consider the admins to be in charge, I am thinking the head of health departments: they should have massively upped beds, machines and so forth and improved working conditions, including a massive pay boost.