auscandoc, to random
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Repeat #COVID19Vaccinations elicit antibodies that neutralize variants, other viruses https://medicine.wustl.edu/news/repeat-covid-19-vaccinations-elicit-antibodies-that-neutralize-variants-other-viruses/#HealthCareWorkers received the first doses of the #COVID19Vaccine in December 2020. A study … has found that repeat vaccination with updated versions of the COVID-19 vaccine promotes the development of #antibodies that #neutralize a wide range of #variants of the virus that causes COVID-19, as well as related #coronaviruses.”

peterjriley2024, to random
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April 28th International Workers Memorial Day https://www.thestand.org/2024/04/death-on-the-job-the-toll-of-neglect/

in 2022:

344 workers died each day from hazardous working conditions.

5,486 workers were killed on the job in the United States.

An estimated 120,000 workers died from occupational diseases.

The job fatality rate increased again to 3.7 per 100,000 workers.

Workers of color die on the job at a higher rate: Black and Latino worker job fatality rates….
Source:
https://aflcio.org/reports/dotj-2024

peterjriley2024,
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Sunday 28th April is International Workers Memorial Day, this morning Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation members attended the Victorian Trades Hall Council ceremony to lay wreaths in honour of the killed in .

msquebanh, to random
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A released this month by the reveals that nearly half of witness against patients, and even more say is a crisis or major problem. Additionally, 70% of those working in facilities with mostly said they have witnessed — more than those with mostly white or mostly Latino patients.

https://truthout.org/articles/report-70-of-health-workers-in-black-communities-witnessed-discrimination

faab64, to Israel

I just can't understand how these people manage to stay strong.

120 days of death, destruction and sorrow. The emergency workers are the ones seeing and feeling the worse of the conflict.

I can personally relate to this picture. And the horrors have haunted me for decades. But those were nothing compared to what these guys have been witnessing daily.

@palestine

auscandoc, to random
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Poll shows concerns | https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/70-per-cent-of-canadians-worried-they-won-t-get-quality-medical-attention-poll-1.6739694 https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/canadians-worry-about-quality-of-health-care-have-little-faith-it-will-improve-poll-1.6739694 “Doctors, nurses and other health-care professionals have warned for years about a dangerous lack of #HealthWorkers, leading to understaffed #emergency rooms and a lack of #PrimaryCare that is felt across the entire health system.

The survey found Canadians are feeling the impact, as 70 per cent of respondents say they worry they won't be able to get good quality #MedicalCare if they or a family member need it.”

auscandoc,
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“When asked about the shortage of , 67 per cent of respondents pointed to poor working conditions and long hours in .

Forty per cent said the problem was due to cuts, and another 40 per cent blamed retirements during the .”

pearlrotter, to random
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Ontario’s Hospital Labour Force Is At A Breaking Point
A hospital union recently presented truly staggering findings from a poll of its burnt out workforce.
by Adam D. K. King via The Maple


https://www.readthemaple.com/ontarios-hospital-labour-force-is-at-a-breaking-point/

DenisCOVIDinfoguy, to Michigan
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🇺🇸 US: Michigan healthcare workers describe dismal conditions in hospitals amid COVID-19 surge.

One worker stated, “COVID is rampant. Keep your masks on. It’s ramping up. Biden thinks it’s nonexistent, management thinks it’s nonexistent, too. I don’t think we are testing everyone. We are testing if they are a suspected case, but we don’t always know.”

@auscovid19

Source: https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2024/01/05/npot-j05.html

ap236, to onpoli
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Poll suggests 40% of Ontario hospital workers considering quitting; union calls on province to address staffing crisis | CityNews Toronto https://bit.ly/4aCpZWZ @ontariogreens @onpoli

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Arawak_Spike, to aotearoa
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msquebanh, to Israel
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in uniform outside on Friday to almost 200 killed in since ’s began. The vigil was organised to call on Sunak to push for an urgent

Many of the taking part carried 189 placards bearing names of a in Gaza. Organisers said that in the time it took for the names to be printed, several more would have died.

https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2023/nov/10/uk-hospital-workers-protest-outside-no-10-against-deaths-of-medics-in-gaza

AutisticMumTo3, to random
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The messages that revealed healthcare workers were drugging patients to keep them quiet: I’m going to kill bed 5’ | The Independent
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/health/healthcare-workers-blackpool-patients-sedated-b2425147.html






auscandoc, to random
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https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/ndp-creating-optimism-with-promises-1.6990298 “When premier-designate gave his victory speech last Tuesday, the first people he addressed were . The next day, he reached out to them in the legislature and promised to improve the working conditions and culture in facilities. Those messages alongside campaign promises to prioritize are creating hope. “

What happens when a province elects those that care.

Norobiik, to Israel
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Palestinians in expressed disbelief at the infiltration into . "It is like a dream. I still can't believe it," said one Gaza shopkeeper.

The attack came a day after Israel marked the 50th anniversary of the 1973 war that brought the country to the verge of catastrophic defeat in a surprise attack by and .

launches surprise attack as gunmen enter Israel | Reuters
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/sirens-warning-incoming-rockets-sound-around-gaza-near-tel-aviv-2023-10-07/

Norobiik,
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mcnado, to Nurses
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Dear fellow and everyone in , if you are gonna subscribe to the “I can’t get COVID if I never test myself”, the least you can do is wear an N-95 at work when you’re sick. It is unethical, selfish, dangerous, and frankly negligent to come to work sick and not mask up with a true respirator. To quote from a particularly garbage action flick of yesteryear — don’t be a dick, dick.

Galletasalada, to random

I love being the only person in the busy hospital waiting room wearing an including the lol

autogestion, to NewJersey
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Galletasalada, to workersrights

Apparently my dentist died recently. Just keeled over and kicked the bucket while on his morning jog. This is what nobody is acknowledging about and vascular and neural damage.

You will probably be fine if you're vaccinated and it will feel like a cold or maybe not even like anything, and then you go to work and spread it, then weeks or even months later when you are trying to go and do some light exercise you just die.

need to recognize COVID as a and safety issue. They are some of the most at risk people for the effects of long COVID especially because HCWs in the USA have a culture of emphasizing exercise and also sleep deprivation. I'm no immunologist but that seems like a risk factor to me.

CharlieMcHenry, to Nurses
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Health CEOs hauled in $4 billion as inflation pinched workers - Oh but we can’t pay nurses and nursing aides any more, it’d break us!! What a crock of BS. Just another reason should be enacted. Nationalize now. https://www.statnews.com/2023/08/17/health-ceo-salaries-compensation/

AnotherDayInHell, to random
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I got a firsthand look at how understaffed our hospitals and nursing homes are today. My boyfriend's mom is in rehab, post hip surgery. He and I went to buy some hair scrunchies and elastics for her. When we arrived to see her and give her stuff, she said she had the same hair elastic in her hair for the past 3 weeks. I don't know why someone didn't take it out when she was admitted or tried to wash her hair other than lack of staff. Her hair was so matted. My boyfriend and I spent about an hour combing her hair out with a detangler and detangling comb. We had cut some of her hair off, but thankfully not too much. I braided her hair in the hopes it wouldn't get so bad before her discharge date. The nurses don't need to comb her hair or cut it, but it's sad that they are so overworked that they can't even notice things like that.

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