just issued this declaration. you see it says there in all caps at the top, declaration of crisis standards of care. all public health districts in the state of ohio, date of declaration, september 16th, 2021. that is today. crisis standards of care provide guidelines that help health providers and systems decide how to deliver the best care possible under the extraordinary circumstances of an overwhelming disaster or public health emergency. the guidelines are used when there are not enough health care resources to provide the usual standard of care to people who need it. the goal of crisis standards of care is to extend care to as many patients as possible and save as many lives as possible. implementation of crisis standards of care is meant to be a last resort. it means all other options for addressing resource limitations have been explored. overwhelming disaster or public health emergency. again, this is for all public health districts in the state of ohio. it s for the
extraordinary circumstances of an overwhelming disaster, or public health emergency the guidelines are used when there are not enough health care resources to provide the usual standard of care to people who needed a goal of crisis standards of care is to extend care to as many patients as possible, and save as many lives as possible. implementation of crisis standards of care are meant to be a measure of last resort, activation of the crisis standards of care means that all other options for addressing resource limitations have been explored. overwhelming disaster or public health emergency. again, this is for all public health districts in the state of ohio, for the entire state now and the declaration they ve issue today explains why they pulled the trigger, how they got to this dramatic and absolutely unprecedented point. as we ve been reporting in the last few days, it was over a week ago now, that crisis standards of care were implemented for specific hospitals in north
guidelines that help health providers and systems decide how to deliver the best care possible under the extraordinary circumstances of an overwhelming disaster or public health emergency. the guidelines are used when there are not enough health care resources to provide the usual standard of care to people who need it. the goal of crisis standards of care is to extend care to as many patients as possible and save as many lives as possible. implementation of crisis standards of care is meant to be a measure of last resort. activation of the crisis standards of care means that all other options for addressing resource limitations have been explored. overwhelming disaster or public health emergency. again, this is for all public health districts in the state of ohio. it s for the entire state now. the declaration they ve issued today explains why they ve pulled the trigger, how they got to this dramatic and absolutely unprecedented point. as we ve been reporting in the last few
election. we asked folks, what do you think about the current covid situation in california? the plurality, 39% of voters in this election say it s getting better. 31% say staying the same. only a quarter say that it is getting worse. and i want to now show you that getting better contingent. those 39%. how do they split on the recall? look at this. 64% of them say no. keep gavin newsom in office. only 36% say yes to the recall. looking to fire the governor. he s winning the biggest slice of coronavirus voters that say, hey, we think things are getting better here. we also looked at a couple of key demographics making up why he s leading in the race. among latino voters, 58% say no to the recall. keep gavin newsom. 42% say yes to the recall. that s a narrower margin of victory with latinos than newsom had in the governor s race. but it is still a category he s winning by 16 percentage points and latinos have grown their share of the points. so that s benefiting newsom. and of