Hospital financial decisions play a role in the critical shortage of pediatric beds for RSV patients: It really has to do with dollars

The U.S. is experiencing an unusual spate of childhood RSV infections. But the critical shortage of hospital beds to treat sick children stems from structural problems in pediatric care that have been brewing for years.

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