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Topic	If our economy stayed like this with all the closures...
YellowMustard69 03/24/20 1:38:37 PM #16:	Jabodie posted... Keep in mind it won't just be COVID sufferers that will be dying at higher rates, but everybody that needs to be in a hospital. Especially since they will probably catch it from their physicians and nurses. Maybe. But would we have the staff to work that extra space? There is only so much healthcare workers can do, particularly if they are catching the virus themselves. If the situation warrants, then make it so that hospitals can hire extra staff. Having actual RNs and doctors is obviously ideal, but there is always a way to bridge these gaps by specializing training and being smart about what tasks they are delegating to the new hires. But I'm no expert with this kind of shit. <cite>YellowMustard69 posted [p:936153892] in If our eco... [t:78501293]...</cite> <quote>Jabodie posted... </cite> <quote>Keep in mind it won't just be COVID sufferers that will be dying at higher rates, but everybody that needs to be in a hospital. Especially since they will probably catch it from their physicians and nurses. Maybe. But would we have the staff to work that extra space? There is only so much healthcare workers can do, particularly if they are catching the virus themselves.</quote> If the situation warrants, then make it so that hospitals can hire extra staff. Having actual RNs and doctors is obviously ideal, but there is always a way to bridge these gaps by specializing training and being smart about what tasks they are delegating to the new hires. But I'm no expert with this kind of shit. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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