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Many hospitals are dealing with a flood of people with COVID, including those primarily admitted for other reasons. These infections still drain the workforce and can put health workers and other patients at higher risk for contracting the virus.
The surge in COVID infections is making it harder to reduce COVID’s hospital spread, especially amid "incidental" COVID cases among admitted patients.
So-called incidental COVID-19 infections drain the beleaguered healthcare workforce and can put them and other patients at higher risk for contracting the coronavirus.
Many hospitals are dealing with a flood of people with COVID, including those primarily admitted for other reasons. These infections still drain the workforce and can put health workers and other patients at higher risk for contracting the virus.
Many hospitals are dealing with a flood of people with COVID, including those primarily admitted for other reasons. These infections still drain the workforce and can put health workers and other patients at higher risk for contracting the virus.