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Mural honoring health care workers unveiled in Northern Kentucky

A new mural honoring health care workers can now be seen at Newport on the Levee.

ICU nurse manager recalls COVID-19 pandemic impact on nursing staff

On COVID-19's frontline, Cincinnati nurses feel the strain and pain of a long pandemic

On COVID-19 s frontline, Cincinnati nurses feel the strain and pain of a long pandemic Cole Behrens and Terry DeMio, Cincinnati Enquirer © Albert Cesare / The Enquirer Lee Ann Ernst, St. Elizabeth nurse and coordinator of the Infectious Disease Response Team, stands in a conference room where COVID-19 vaccinations are being administered to frontline workers at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Fort Thomas, Kentucky on Thursday, Dec. 17, 2020. Lee Ann Ernst, coordinator of the St. Elizabeth Infectious Disease Response Team, worked March, April, May and June on the frontlines of COVID-19 care at the Fort Thomas hospital, the epicenter of novel coronavirus pandemic care in Northern Kentucky.

For St. Elizabeth frontline COVID-19 caregiver, getting vaccine was easy decision 'to eliminate this beast'

For St. Elizabeth frontline COVID-19 caregiver, getting vaccine was easy decision to eliminate this beast Terry DeMio, Cincinnati Enquirer © Provided. Lee Ann Ernst, coordinator of the St. Elizabeth Infectious Disease Response Team, which has been on the frontlines of COVID-19 patient care, gets vaccinated on Tuesday, Dec. 15. She has locked eyes with frightened patients and comforted estranged families while working on the frontlines of the novel coronavirus pandemic in Northern Kentucky. And now, Lee Ann Ernst has been inoculated with her first of two COVID-19 vaccines. Months into her intense work as a nursing supervisor and as coordinator of the St. Elizabeth Infectious Disease Response Team (IDRT), Ernst found joy on Tuesday.