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Australia is facing its worst Covid-19 crisis yet, and experts say a lockdown of its biggest city needs to be ramped up to prevent further deterioration to the nations vaunted record in stamping out the pathogen. ....
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Select Page The Masking of America…Faceless people make compliant subjects, not good citizens. Posted by Curt on 3 August, 2021 at 4:03 pm. Be the first to comment! by Jeffrey H. Anderson “We should never fully return to our maskless society where only health care providers donned a mask, because judicious use of masks will continue to save lives” (emphasis added). This is not the fringe statement of some obscure crank. It is the view of two doctors at New York’s Mount Sinai School of Medicine, one of the nation’s most prestigious medical schools, writing in a New York Daily News op-ed this spring. ....
Truthfulness, acknowledging uncertainty and understanding the workforce are key leadership elements, say senior health leaders. “When people try to communicate uncertainty as certainty, that’s when you get into trouble,” said Professor Raina MacIntyre. When Professor Sir Edward Byrne reflects on his time in the UK at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, he recalls how much the country was unprepared for it. He speaks about the healthcare workforce and what he learnt about this critically important sector. “There were ridiculously low numbers of ventilators in the country and not enough personal protective equipment to provide basic protection for staff,” Professor Byrne told a UNSW Sydney symposium about leadership in health during challenging times. “Almost every final year nursing medical student and clinical academic went up to the clinical frontline overnight.” ....