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Under the requirements, OSHA had issued COVID-specific workplace standards for things like training, respirators and adequate ventilation.
Many health care workers have fled the pandemic’s burdens in areas with low vaccination rates and fragile economies.
We have a slow regulatory process, fragmented providers and a focus on treating disease over preventing it.
The pandemic highlighted their opportunity to meet everyday health care needs (and presented some challenges).
The pharmacies of the future may focus more on health services and primary care. But decisions about where stores will close could be critical for underserved communities.
While health care has rebounded, tens of thousands of workers still haven’t returned.
Exploring the pandemic’s toll on health care workers.
The U.S. has nearly 400,000 fewer workers in nursing and residential-care facilities than it did before the pandemic.
Separate operations focused on aviation, health care and energy will be more agile — and independent of one another’s weaknesses.
“Our health is all interconnected and inextricable from the conditions in which we live,” says epidemiologist Dr. Sandro Galea.
