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Credit Screenshot from Providence Health Care Health care organizations around the Northwest are in various stages of inoculating their employees with the new Covid vaccines. That brings different levels of complications. Those complications include finding enough vaccine to get doses for everyone and then getting them scheduled for shots. Susan Stacey, the chief nursing officer at Providence Sacred Heart in Spokane, says the health system has vaccinated about 2,000 of its workers. “We have not seen a significant impact on staffing for the vaccine. One of the things we have been doing is asking our caregivers proactively to schedule their vaccinations at the end of a stretch, just to minimize effects, she said. ....
Hospitals brace for post-Christmas COVID surge December 28, 2020 7:38 PM Alex Crescenti Updated: SPOKANE, Wash. While the general public won’t be able to access the COVID vaccines for a while, there is some good news for front line workers. Today, officials at Providence Sacred Heart announced they have vaccinated 2,000 healthcare workers in their system, but they warn we are not out of the woods just yet. Hospitalizations remain a major concern for health officials. “If you put an influx of that many additional patients it strains the healthcare system,” said Susan Stacey, Providence’s chief nurse. She says the strain right now is less on the actual beds, and more on people to take care of. They are still able to meet the challenges through this. ....