คนดังกล่าวคงหาโคตรเวอร์ถ้าบอกไปว่า จนท ทางการแพทย์เสียชีวิตเกินพันจากการต้องดูแลผู้ป่วยโควิด
ประเทศดังกล่าวคือสหรัฐนั่นเอง ที่มีเคส มากที่สุด คนไข้ตายมากที่สุด และ จนท การแพทย์ตายมากที่สุดเท่าที่ติดตามข่าวมาตั้งแต่เดือนมกราคม
https://www.xinhuathai.com/high/143059_20201001?fbclid=IwAR2c81OJqj_6hNDIPd7barN_jD6JYZyOvlN9K9JEJfCc3azU56jW3AdIPNM
https://news.cgtn.com/news/2020-10-01/The-coronavirus-has-killed-over-1-700-healthcare-workers-in-the-U-S--UelP6YcpIk/index.html?fbclid=IwAR3W2SKEQji4lKFYeCwAxQclqxc_Sh2-IyYpvLYYBOCwOsRRms-sD7QPgas
More than 1,700 healthcare workers have died of COVID-19 and related complications – after many of them said they didn't have adequate personal protective equipment (PPE), according to the country's largest nurses union.
The Sins of Omission report "How Government Failures to Track Covid-19 Data Have Led to More Than 1,700 Health Care Worker Deaths and Jeopardize Public Health," released by the American National Nurses United (NNU) on Monday also pointed out that healthcare workers of color in the nation have been disproportionately affected by deaths and infections and there's been a serious undercount of figures nationwide.
"While this figure for all healthcare workers is higher than has been reported elsewhere, NNU believes it is a conservative estimate. These cases have been documented by NNU using media reports, social media, obituaries, union memorials, federal and state reporting, and NNU internal reporting," the report states.
The report also condemns the failure of the U.S. government to "track and publicly report transparent, accurate, and timely data" on the coronavirus pandemic. The lack of "detailed, consistent data endangers the health and lives of nurses, other healthcare workers, and their patients."
เมื่อคนไม่เชื่อ จนท ทางการแพทย์เสียชีวิตเป็นร้อยจากโควิดในอิตาลีหาว่าเวอร์
ประเทศดังกล่าวคือสหรัฐนั่นเอง ที่มีเคส มากที่สุด คนไข้ตายมากที่สุด และ จนท การแพทย์ตายมากที่สุดเท่าที่ติดตามข่าวมาตั้งแต่เดือนมกราคม
https://www.xinhuathai.com/high/143059_20201001?fbclid=IwAR2c81OJqj_6hNDIPd7barN_jD6JYZyOvlN9K9JEJfCc3azU56jW3AdIPNM
https://news.cgtn.com/news/2020-10-01/The-coronavirus-has-killed-over-1-700-healthcare-workers-in-the-U-S--UelP6YcpIk/index.html?fbclid=IwAR3W2SKEQji4lKFYeCwAxQclqxc_Sh2-IyYpvLYYBOCwOsRRms-sD7QPgas
More than 1,700 healthcare workers have died of COVID-19 and related complications – after many of them said they didn't have adequate personal protective equipment (PPE), according to the country's largest nurses union.
The Sins of Omission report "How Government Failures to Track Covid-19 Data Have Led to More Than 1,700 Health Care Worker Deaths and Jeopardize Public Health," released by the American National Nurses United (NNU) on Monday also pointed out that healthcare workers of color in the nation have been disproportionately affected by deaths and infections and there's been a serious undercount of figures nationwide.
"While this figure for all healthcare workers is higher than has been reported elsewhere, NNU believes it is a conservative estimate. These cases have been documented by NNU using media reports, social media, obituaries, union memorials, federal and state reporting, and NNU internal reporting," the report states.
The report also condemns the failure of the U.S. government to "track and publicly report transparent, accurate, and timely data" on the coronavirus pandemic. The lack of "detailed, consistent data endangers the health and lives of nurses, other healthcare workers, and their patients."