Some medical experts are hopeful the pandemic shutdowns and major surges are a thing of the past. Part of that is because of the sacrifices and lessons learned by our health care workers.
since the first case of COVID-19 was reported in Colorado, and while the virus is still very much a part of our lives, some experts are hopeful the shutdowns and major surges are a thing of the past. Part of that is because of the sacrifices and lessons learned by our health care workers.
“It was ever changing every moment,” said Cleveland, associate chief nursing officer. “How do we get supplies, what’s the right mask to wear, what’s the right cadence and how do you go into these rooms?” “I did everything from helping with performance improvement to spending a whole day unloading supplies for the ER,” said Seeley, CEO of North Suburban Medical Center.
For Seeley, that task paled in comparison to looking out for her own staff. She calls it among the biggest challenges over the past two years, as well as the place leadership has the most lessons learned.
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