Collected Item: “Bay Area health care workers want more transparency about on-the-job coronavirus exposure”
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Bay Area health care workers want more transparency about on-the-job coronavirus exposure
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Article, San Francisco Chronicle
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In 2020, there are a lot of secrets that are being kept from health care workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Health workers have emphasized that they want to be immediately notified when they have come in contact with the coronavirus by patients, so they are able to get tested and stay safe away from others. However, many of them have not been notified- and that resulted them into testing positive for the coronavirus. This is extremely important to talk about because without health care workers, the pandemic would be much more out of control than how it is now. They put their lives at risk to help patients who have the coronavirus. If more and more workers are in the dark to whether a patient they have worked with has COVID, then there were be less health care workers available at hospitals for assistance.
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#sanfranciscobayarea, #californiahighschool, #americanstudies, #media, #news #covid19 #healthcare #healthcareworkers #hospitals #safety
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https://www.sfchronicle.com/health/article/Bay-Area-health-care-workers-want-more-15201135.php
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Mallory Moench
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2020-04-15