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I’m a little concerned in my neck of the woods. Public places are crowded, and people are shaking hands and smearing them on their faces as always. Behavior will have to change rapidly.
Right now it does have to start from the top. San Francisco just made visiting *any* patient in the hospital temporarily *illegal,* and measures like that communicate to people that we're dealing with a potentially serious problem.
Unfortunately, I think one or two of the extant US outbreaks will probably have to be poorly managed before regions that have more time make real adjustments. Hopefully we can effectively move critical care patients around and avoid dooming any city to rationing.
Yes, you’re right. I think the “don’t tread on me” factor will pose challenges as well. Also—the threat of revenue loss will delay hospital preparedness. The right thing is to halt elective care per the Surgeon General’s advice, but that approach bleeds cash...
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