Sucks.
“It’s going to be a New York situation, and we’re going to be in a parking lot trying to take care of people, and we can’t do it. And if a hurricane hits, I’m quitting,” said Dr. Alan Jones, a UMMC professor.https://www.mississippifreepress.org/4342/mississippi-hospitals-cannot-take-care-of-mississippi-patients-five-icus-full-as-virus-booms/ …
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A hurricane is likely to hit.
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I’m liking a hurricane during the Republican convention. I’ve been through 3; that’d be karma.
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And there in lies the problem. We’re burning out our health professionals. People don’t get it that when they leave the business there will be no one left to take care of them. And with immigration standing the way it is right now, we can’t even get help from outside this country
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Just an article in the NYT (?) on incredible burnout of epidemiologists and public health officials, which caught me by surprise.
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Link isn’t opening??
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rachel has a habit of tweeting links that overload the site. try again later. :)
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