US hospital administrations preventing nurses from using PPE (and even firing them if they do) strikes me as a unique phenomenon. I would like to understand why this happens in the US. What mindset/incentive structure causes this?https://www.propublica.org/article/a-nurses-hospital-wouldnt-let-her-wear-an-n95-mask-she-hasnt-been-back-to-work-in-weeks …
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I wouldnt assume they can correctly weight longterm vs short term value. Also my argument isnt they want to get staff killed but that making decisions that incidentally causes people to die is already part in their decisions. Something very foreign to most people.
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