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For most healthcare organizations, the initial wave of COVID-19 patients has retreated. Providers and staff are collectively catching their breath from the frenetic pace the pandemic required in spring and early summer. Unfortunately, the time for reflection is nearly up, as preparations for responding to a potential fall resurgence begin. Lessons learned— especially those concerning the use of, or lack of, personal protective equipment (PPE)—must be applied in order to better control outbreaks caused by the public’s return to stores, offices, and schools.
What did the initial reflection on COVID-19 teach us?
Healthcare providers and staff faced countless challenges since the start of the pandemic. Arguably, however, three issues caused them the most anxiety and concern:
Aid your healthcare organization in being more prepared to address these top concerns, and others. We have developped a checklist with more then 30 points you can use to start the discussion. Download the checklist here.
The following improvement themes are further explained in our checklist:
Do you think the way COVID-19 is being managed in your healthcare organization can be improved? Read the full story in our PDF. Download the checklist and receive more then 30 points to consider within your team and management.
There are still many healthcare workers who have not yet coped with the workload of the previous COVID-19 outbreak. Do you know someone? Read this blog with tips and offer support!
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