They remember Covid in the Yvelines: "Despite drastic standards, we have remained human!"

(3/6) Five years after the crisis of the Covid-19, 78actu gives the floor to those who have lived as closely as possible. Confedences of Marie-Françoise Douce, director of Ehpad in the Yvelines.

Germán Augusto Caputo, former Health Secretary of the Municipality of Olavarría, spoke on Wednesday about the fifth anniversary of the beginning of the COVID confinement decreed by former President Alberto Fernández. Dr. Germán Caputo spoke with Luis Anibal Occhi (Lu32) and there, calmly and acutely, analyzed what happened exactly five years ago. “It was always about making the right decisions,” the doctor said when he talked about how work was …

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Caregivers and nurses were essential during Covid's pandemic. Five years later, they recalled this period, between disillusionment and ups and downs of hope that allowed them to "go back to dreaming."

Five years ago, the Covid crisis and the lockdown offered, for a time, a glimmer of hope. Sandrine Bouichou, president of the National Interprofessional Coordination (CNI) in Vienne, recalls a period when healthcare workers believed their recognition would last: "We said to ourselves, 'Finally, they've seen us.'" The nurse emphasizes that during the two years following the crisis, "there was a renewed love affair with hospitals."