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NORWICH For William W. Backus Hospital Emergency Department Nurse Sherri Dayton, learning that she’d be a part of one of the biggest American political events of the year was “surreal.” “I was in the E.R., I was busy doing the tasks of being a nurse, and then I got a text and an email at the same time,” Dayton said. Dayton was U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney’s virtual guest for the State of the Union on Wednesday night. Dayton’s invitation was due to her advocacy for one of the 2nd District Democrat’s bills, H.R. 1195, which aims to prevent workplace violence toward healthcare workers. That bill has currently passed in the House. ....
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Both of southeastern Connecticut’s hospitals admitted their first COVID-19 patient on March 18, 2020 an event their doctors, nurses and staffs knew was inevitable. They didn t know much else about the coronavirus disease, which is not to say they were unprepared. “One of the big challenges was our lack of knowledge about the virus and how it behaved,” Dr. Deidre Gifford, acting commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Public Health, said Friday, reflecting on the statewide response to COVID-19. “We were learning about the disease as the pandemic played out. Guidance was evolving in real time.” At the outset, she said, there were no therapeutics, no vaccines. A lot of cases had to be managed before widespread testing was available. Personal protective equipment, or PPE, was in short supply. ....