Three-quarters of survivors of critical Covid illness develop post-intensive care syndrome - a constellation of brain, lung and other physical problems - within three months of discharge.
For weeks on end, Kellie McCarthy fought the ventilator pushing oxygen rhythmically into her Covid-inflamed lungs with such ferocity that she was given a
where only 4.5% of its workers were union members last year. now, one exception, nearly 40% of government workers were represented by unions. joining me from los angeles is brian patel, he s a board member and senior fellow at the drucker school of management at claremont university. thank you so much for being here with us. all of this labor strife is happening in the context of what many are calling the great resignation. more people left their jobs in august, than any month in history, i believe. some 4.3 million, about 1 million more than usual. so what kind of workers are quitting? and why is this happening? well, there s a couple buckets. i think, kim, you know, the first bucket is people are leaving the job that they currently have and are finding other jobs because of benefits and/or the compensation is also better. so there s that one bucket of group of people who are finding better opportunities because companies have to up their game
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ATTLEBORO â For at least the second time this year, city first responders say they have run into bureaucratic mire at Sturdy Memorial Hospital in regard to getting a test for coronavirus â and the police chief is blasting the health care facility.
The latest episode came after police officers responded last Friday to the hospital to protect doctors, nurses and others from an unruly patient who could not be controlled by the hospitalâs security force.
A day later, that patient tested positive for coronavirus and Police Chief Kyle Heagney said the hospital âflat out said noâ when he requested coronavirus tests for the four officers who had to deal with the troublesome patient in a small, enclosed space.