@UMassWalker So true. Research on burnout clearly shows workplace issues account for more of the variance in burnout than individual's coping mechanisms. Nursing needs to stop blaming individuals for systemic issues.
Hello everyone! This is the @PeoplesCDC weekly update for January 30, 2023! As always, the Weather Report from the People’s CDC sheds light on the COVID situation in the US. https://t.co/zEcFO4qH8m
WHO: #COVID still an emergency, but at 'inflection point'
Deaths and struggling health systems are among ongoing concerns, and the group will likely meet again in 3 months to reassess developments.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Monday that COVID-19 continues to constitute a public health emergency of international concern, its highest form of alert. https://t.co/28YEVy2dvz
The Emergency Committee advised the DG that the #COVID19 pandemic remains a Public Health Emergency of International Concern. @DrTedros accepted the advice of the Committee.
See their statement:
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I grow tired of saying it. So this will be the last time. Forcing your religion unto others isn’t religious freedom. It’s more like — spiritual terrorism. Agree?
1/ A large part of my job is producing detailed reports for commercial clients regarding how the ongoing pandemic will affect the market in the future. Weeks, months, years.
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I'm seeing more masks at the airport today than I did when I flew last week. 🙏 to the local officials who are recommending masks!
So the CDC acknowledges that perception of risk is associated with protective behaviors. Since the CDC refuses to do so, we will continue to tell the truth: Almost the entire country has been experiencing high or substantial transmission for months.