I am so happy to hear your husband recovered and that your family is safe.
My thought is that if the hospital protocols were not carried out, because nurses learned of their danger and refused to comply, then the hospitals would have had no choice but to reverse their protocols. (They couldn't operate without nurses.) It would have been a quick game of "chicken"...even quicker if the brave doctors and nurses became whistle-blowers early on, getting media attention however possible.
If it took longer, then I am sure visiting nurses would have filled the gap on other floors...or nurses not working the covid floor would still be there, anyway.
Eventually, we need doctor-owned hospitals to be re-established. Those facilities are safer, because the doctors actually work for the well-being of the patients
I am so happy to hear your husband recovered and that your family is safe.
My thought is that if the hospital protocols were not carried out, because nurses learned of their danger and refused to comply, then the hospitals would have had no choice but to reverse their protocols. (They couldn't operate without nurses.) It would have been a quick game of "chicken"...even quicker if the brave doctors and nurses became whistle-blowers early on, getting media attention however possible.
If it took longer, then I am sure visiting nurses would have filled the gap...or nurses not working the covid floor would still be there, anyway.
Eventually, we need doctor-owned hospitals to be re-established. Those facilities are safer, because the doctors actually work for the well-being of the patients
I am so happy to hear your husband recovered and that your family is safe.
My thought is that if the hospital protocols were not carried out, because nurses learned of their danger and refused to comply, then the hospitals would have had no choice but to reverse their protocols. (They couldn't operate without nurses.) It would have been a quick game of "chicken"...even quicker if the brave doctors and nurses became whistle-blowers early on, getting media attention however possible.
If it took longer, then I am sure visiting nurses would have filled the gap.
Eventually, we need doctor-owned hospitals to be re-established. Those facilities are safer, because the doctors actually work for the well-being of the patients
I am so happy to hear your husband recovered and that your family is safe.
My thought is that if the hospital protocols were not carried out, because nurses learned of their danger and refused to comply, then the hospitals would have had no choice but to reverse their protocols. (They couldn't operate without nurses.) It would have been a quick game of "chicken"...even quicker if the brave doctors and nurses became whistle-blowers early on, getting media attention however possible.
If it took longer, then I am sure visiting nurses would have filled the gap.
Eventually, we need doctor-owned hospitals to be re-established. Those facilities are safer, because the doctors actually work for the well-being of the patients