Frontline health care workers reflect on the COVID-19 pandemic five years later

Frontline workers: How the pandemic changed our lives careers, five years on

Five years after covid first arrived in Ireland, Sharon Ní Chonchúir speaks to five frontline workers about its impact on their lives and the workplace improvements that followed

'We held a lot of hands': Health care workers reflect on pandemic 5 years later

Five years after the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in Kentucky, the memory of the pandemic's worst days live on inside Kentucky hospitals.Nurses and doctors in emergency rooms and intensive care units remember nearing complete overwhelm, treating patients day-in and day-out for a virus with limited information and at times, limited resources.Joy Murphy, an ICU nurse at Baptist Health in Lexington, described the beginning of the pandemic as a …

Frontline health care workers reflect on the COVID-19 pandemic five years later

During the month of March, NY1 is looking back at the last five years since the start of the pandemic.

Bromley reflects on the COVID-19 pandemic – London Borough of Bromley

Five years on from the start of the pandemic, Bromley remembers those who sadly lost their lives from COVID-19 and gives thanks to volunteers involved, as the Mayor hosts a ceremony of reflection.

Strasbourgeois infectiousologist Yves Hansmann, the Colmarian resuscitation chief Élisabeth Gaertner, the Mulhousian urgent Marc Noizet and the Mulhousian generalist Patrick Vogt. They were among the actors and witnesses of this spring 2020 during which Alsace turned into one of the most serious health crises in its history. We find them five years later, in their office, their service, still in the front line.