The nurse's personal audio journal for her therapist, recorded at her breaking point.
How can COVID-negative patients stay negative inside a hospital overrun with Coronavirus cases? Systemic problems in the hospital setting are nearly impossible to overcome at the height of the crisis, and the implications are deadly.
The day of New York City's highest COVID death toll has arrived. In the ICU, patients inadvertently pull-out breathing tubes, alarms go unnoticed, and hastily trained medical staff continue their desperate battle against a disease they never signed up to fight.
Cheers of support. Intimate whispers of farewell. An otherwise stoic nurse is moved to the emotional brink.
She works at one of the top-tier hospitals in the country, but because of the strains Covid-19 is putting on the system, the hospital staff is losing hope and all that’s left is a sense of duty.
Quality of care begins to suffer as cases overwhelm the hospital and caregivers are stretched thin. The consequences are tragic and deadly.
Quality of care begins to suffer as cases overwhelm thehospital and caregivers are stretched thin. The consequences are tragic and deadly.
A cardio-thoracic ICU suddenly converts to a Covid-only unit,where the elite team of doctors and nurses caring for ventilated patients become repeatedly exposed to the deadly disease while grappling with resource shortages.