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And who will staff them? https://www.personneltoday.com/hr/uk-lacks-nursing-staff-to-operate-nightingale-hospitals/ https://www.personneltoday.com/hr/uk-lacks-

• wrycoder 5y ago
  The ones you didn't force out because they didn't want to get vaccinated?
  • fineIllregister 5y ago
    Every story of a health care provider firing unvaccinated staff has only had losses of less than 1%. That's not enough to make a significant difference.
  • mikeyouse 5y ago
    There are approximately 0 actual nurses capable of running critical care beds who are antivaxxers. It’s such a fringe position that’s given far more press coverage than it deserves. Blaming the hospital shortage on the hypothetical vaccine mandates chasing away capable staff is completely without evidence.
• CryptoPunk 5y ago
  Here are a few options: * Spend tens of billions training new medical staff so you can save hundreds of billions / trillions on not having to lock people down * Stop admitting COVID patients at government subsidized hospitals when there is a shortage of hospital beds, with the exception of essential and frontline workers, so that hundreds of millions of people don't need to be locked down * Make those who are not vaccinated, or do not have recent booster shots, ineligible for care for COVID at government subsidized hospitals, when there is a shortage of hospital beds, so that hundreds of millions of people don't need to be locked down But the go-to solution seems to be: massively violate the civil and economic liberties of the entire population, to prevent COVID surges from causing a shortage of hospital beds.
  • TheGigaChad 5y ago