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As Covid-19 cases surge, health care workers say PPE is still a struggle

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As the country grapples with surging coronavirus cases, some hospitals, clinics and nursing facilities are still struggling to maintain adequate supplies of personal protective equipment.After international supply chains were severely disrupted in early in the pandemic, states were left battling each other for limited shares of PPE.

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CNN

As Covid-19 cases surge, health care workers say PPE is still a struggle

As the country grapples with surging coronavirus cases, some hospitals, clinics and nursing facilities are still struggling to maintain adequate supplies of personal protective equipment.

3 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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KRDO

As Covid-19 cases surge, health care workers say PPE is still a struggle

3 years ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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KIFI

As Covid-19 cases surge, health care workers say PPE is still a struggle - Local News 8

3 years ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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As Covid-19 cases surge, health care workers say PPE is still a struggle

As the country grapples with surging coronavirus cases, some hospitals, clinics and nursing facilities are still struggling to maintain adequate supplies of personal protective equipment.After international supply chains were severely disrupted early in the pandemic, states were left battling each other for limited shares of PPE. Hospitals and other facilities, especially in the Northeast, faced dwindling supplies and obstacles to obtaining more…

3 years ago·Panama City, United States

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St Louis Post-Dispatch

Union pushes for COVID-19 hazard pay for STL-area health care workers

SEIU Missouri is pushing for hazard pay and greater protections for more health care workers as COVID-19 cases surge.

3 years ago·St. Louis, United States

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KATU

COVID-19 surge could impact first responders, paramedics, other health care

If something doesn't change, a surge of COVID-19 cases is inevitable and could affect more than just hospitals,health officials in the tri-county area said on Tuesday. A significant surge in the coming weeks will also impact first responders, paramedics and ambulance response. Dr. Ritu Sahni is the Director of Emergency Medical Services in Washington County. He says when a surge happens, it happens fast and it doesn’t just affect hospitals.

3 years ago·Portland, United States

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