Well in Corona-land, the hospitals are vacant, except for the hotspots who are up to their necks in patients that they have to track & develop individual treatments for.
the initial thought and protocol was this was totally respiratory disease, and they matched the common approaches at first until they saw it didn't work for everybody, so they learned to alter their approach. I wonder how much the CDC and acedemics actually can rapidly respond/support the boots on the ground docs, -that should change too.
At some point the hospitals will get back to their overbooked state.
Maybe not though, if the $ and revenues & insurance etc are changed, for profit medicine may morph.. unlikely as that thought is...
Well in Corona-land, the hospitals are vacant, except for the hotspots who are up to their necks in patients that they have to track & develop individual treatments for.
the initial thought and protocol was this was totally respiratory disease, and they matched the common approaches at first until they saw it didn't work for everybody, so they learned to alter their approach. I wonder how much the CDC and acedemics actually can rapidly respond/support the boots on the ground docs, -that should change too.
At some point the hospitals will get back to their overbooked state. Maybe not though, if the $ and revenues & insurance etc are changed, for profit medicine may morph.. unlikely as that thought is...