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RI pharmacist weighs unknowns of COVID vaccine for pregnant women against high-risk status

RI pharmacist weighs unknowns of COVID vaccine for pregnant women against high-risk status Linda Borg, The Providence Journal © Kris Craig/The Providence Journal Amanda Adams, a pharmacist with Rhode Island Hospital, is pregnant and just received a COVID-19 vaccine. PROVIDENCE   Imagine being seven months pregnant during COVID-19. Now imagine deciding whether to get the vaccine when no research has been done on how it affects pregnant or lactating women. That’s the dilemma Amanda Adams, a pharmacist at Rhode Island Hospital, faced when the Pfizer vaccine arrived in mid-December. She lives in Greenville with her husband and has a 4-year-old son.  

Beauty, sorrow and determination Goodbye 2020

Beauty, sorrow and determination. Goodbye 2020 Michael McDermott, The Providence Journal © David Goldman, AP Physical therapist Chris Collard helps a patient walk down a hallway at the Care New England field hospital in Cranston. Good afternoon, and welcome to the final This Just In of the week. Oh yeah, last one of 2020 too. Pretty uneventful year, wasn t it?  For months, Brian Amaral of our Watchdog Team has been taking readers to places on the front lines of the state s battle with coronavirus. On Monday, he spent hours at Kent Hospital  visiting the intensive-care unit, the emergency department, and the associated field hospital in Cranston. He encountered doctors and nurses who are under severe stress and fearful of what will come after the holidays, but who have not lost their humanity or can-do zeal. It s a frightening, but inspiring story. 

GoLocalProv | 21 to Watch in RI in 2021: Tim Babineau and James Fanale

L-R Tim Babineau of Lifespan and James Fanale of CNE Healthcare is one of the biggest business sectors in Rhode Island and it potentially faces its biggest change in history in 2021. The ongoing merger negotiation between the state s largest and second-largest hospital groups could create a mega-healthcare corporation. The merger discussion is being driven by Lifespan’s CEO Timothy Babineau and Care New England’s James Fanale two rivals who are now working urgently to complete a deal before the end of the fiscal year September 30, 2021.GET THE LATEST BREAKING NEWS HERE SIGN UP FOR GOLOCAL FREE DAILY EBLAST

Holiday cards bring cheer to COVID-19 patients | News, Sports, Jobs

Associated Press SOMERS POINT, N.J.– Joseph Johnson was going about his life, getting ready for the holidays at the Jersey Shore, when he started to feel ill and wound up in a hospital. It turned out he had diabetes, and it was threatening his life. The shock of a sudden illness and hospitalization was compounded by the coronavirus pandemic. To slow its spread, most hospitals are forbidding visitors, meaning patients like Johnson find themselves alone during what is supposed to be a joyous season. “Because of the plague, my wife can’t come visit; all she can do is call and text,” he said. “It’s pretty depressing.”

Inside a Rhode Island field hospital, preparing for the worst of the pandemic

Inside a Rhode Island field hospital, preparing for the worst of the pandemic Lenny Bernstein © David Goldman/AP An EMT pauses while loading a stretcher back into an ambulance after dropping off a patient at a coronavirus field hospital operated by Care New England in Cranston, R.I. CRANSTON, R.I. There were 12 covid-19 patients in the state s new field hospital here, and the small staff was preparing for nine more on this rainy, gloomy Monday. Just three miles away, at Kent Hospital, it was much worse. On one of the worst days of the current covid-19 surge, the acute care facility in Warwick was nearly overrun. Patients in the emergency department were waiting two and three days for one of Kent’s 359 beds. With so many patients in so many beds for so many hours, the emergency room was functioning as another inpatient unit of the hospital that has served this community since 1951.

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