They still donât believe that itâs real : Front-line nurses deal with misconceptions, misinformation Share Updated: 6:30 PM EDT Aug 3, 2021 Share Updated: 6:30 PM EDT Aug 3, 2021
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Show Transcript COVID VIRUS ONCE THEY GET TO THE HOSPITAL. THAT IS, IF THEY SURVIVE. HOSPITALS LIKE ST. ELIZABETH ARE NOW FEELING THE EFFECTS OF THE LATEST SURGE IN COVID PATIEN.TS IN THE PAST 10 DAYS, TWO WEEKS, OUR NUMBERS HAVE JUST SKYROCKETED AGAIN. BRIAN: MOST ARE VERY SICK. MOST ARE UNVACCINATED, AND MYAN HAVE SOMETHING ELSE IN COMMON. THEY STILL DONâT BELIEVE THAT ITâS REAL. BRIAN: LEE ANN ERNST IS A NURSING SUPERVISOR, AND HAS WORKED WITH COVIPAD TIENTS DAILY FROM THE BEGINNING. SHE SAYS THE LEVEL OF DISBIEELF IN THE VIRUS IS REALLY UNBELIEVABLE. DOES GETTING THE DISSEEA CONVINCE ANY OF THESE FOLKS THAT ITâS REAL? YES. BRIAN: AND NURSES SAY EVEN MANY WHO UNDERSTAND THE VIRUS IS REAL, D ANVERY CONTAGIOUS, ARE TELLING FRO