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Real reason for lines at hospitals and ER rooms
2021 Oct 4, 11:39am 356 views 4 comments
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Ceffer
2021 Oct 4, 11:44am
Ceffer
2021 Oct 4, 11:44am
I think it is a contest between how many staff they can kill with the jab and how many patients they can kill with the hospital protocols to claim their Covid bounties. KILL THEM! KILL THEM ALL!
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Automan Empire
2021 Oct 4, 11:45am
Automan Empire
2021 Oct 4, 11:45am
Bd6r says
I wonder how many hospitals are finding themselves with more staff leaving over mandatory vax than bodies leaving in bags over covid? That would be an interesting metric to compile and publish if accurate figures can be found.
So no covid dead filling hospitals, but staff shortages which will get worse when covid mandates will hit.
I wonder how many hospitals are finding themselves with more staff leaving over mandatory vax than bodies leaving in bags over covid? That would be an interesting metric to compile and publish if accurate figures can be found.
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rocketjoe79
2021 Oct 4, 11:54am
rocketjoe79
2021 Oct 4, 11:54am
Yep, NY will probably show more COVID deaths due to lack of care. Dipshit new Governor.
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Bd6r
2021 Oct 4, 11:56am
Bd6r
2021 Oct 4, 11:56am
Automan Empire says
Wut? I don't see the correlation - how are numbers of dead from covid related to numbers of staff leaving due to vaxx mandates?
more staff leaving over mandatory vax than bodies leaving in bags over covid?
Wut? I don't see the correlation - how are numbers of dead from covid related to numbers of staff leaving due to vaxx mandates?
Nearly one in four beds lies empty at TaraVista Behavioral Health Center in central Massachusetts -- not for lack of patients, but for lack of staff.
Even before the pandemic, nurses and lower-paid aides were in perennially short supply, but the 116-bed facility could still run full, said Chief Executive Officer Michael Krupa. At similar hospitals around Massachusetts, hundreds of beds can’t be filled, and “the reason is exclusively staff,” he said.
“We don’t have a single position we can afford to lose right now,” Eric Dickson, president of UMass Memorial Health, told Bloomberg Radio last month. “I have areas that have a 50% vacancy rate. And God forbid we lose any more.”
The hospital’s vaccine mandate kicks in Nov. 1, he said, and “I am hopeful we will not lose many staff. But I know we will lose some.”
So no covid dead filling hospitals, but staff shortages which will get worse when covid mandates will hit. And please note that several large hospital chains have already started their own covid vaccination mandates.