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  2020-08-10

  The life of a HCW testing positive for coronavirus

  I wrote this article for my internship and I've always wanted to see it published given that it gives us a perspective of a health care worker that became a patient for coronavirus. In the months that the Philippines has been on lockdown and cases continue to rise up, it's very telling that those who are vulnerable to the virus still aren't secured and compensated for the work they have done so far.
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  2020-07-25

  Arras, Rehas, Oxygen Mask

  This describes another take on being a bride during a pandemic: a bride worried if she will walk down the aisle, or into a jail cell, or be wheeled into a hospital bed
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  2020-03-16

  Batingaw - Kalagayan ng Health Workers

  Marami ang naglabas ng panawagan na tulungan natin ang mga fronliners natin sa iba’t ibang pagamutan dahil kapos na kapos na sila sa gamit at sila mismo’y naka salang na sa peligro ng COVID19. Maraming mga health workers ang napabalitang kinakikitaan na ng sintomas ng COVID19, ngunit patuloy pa rin sa pagganap sa kanilang tungkulin.
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  2020-04-17

  Life In Isolation: The Coronavirus... Danielle Bly

  April 2020 has forever impacted and changed those involved in medicine. Today we celebrated the final days of our last month of inpatient medicine together.
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  2020-07-21

  Healthcare "Warriors"

  On top of billboards, signs, and store discounts, this photo of a mail-order catalog shows one more way how US businesses recognized public healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic and integrated that recognition into their business models. The catalog marketed this particular item as a way of showing patriotic support for those dealing with the COVID crisis. Also, by declaring medical professionals to be "warriors," this advertisement fit into a fairly common view held by many, including those in federal, state, and local government, that the US response to COVID-19 was analogous to a military campaign.
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  2020-04-08

  Frontline Heroes

  When the community quarantine kicked in, our outdoor media partner, HDI Admix, had a problem. They had all these massive LEDs as part of their inventory, but there's no one to see them with everyone staying home. What we did was reinvent a mass media touchpoint and turn it into a highly targeted one. We used the massive LEDs as a platform to share a message of strength to the only ones who'll be able to see the LEDs, the frontliners. We reimagined them as modern day superheroes fighting the battle against this pandemic. And these short videos aired in over 20 LED sites in Metro Manila for the remainder of ECQ, aside from being shared on social media.
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  2020-06-30

  Epic Pandemic

  Mental resilience and strength of oneself
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  2020-03-28

  Plague Journal, Day 15: Rank competence

  I'm keeping a Covid-19 journal. Here's the latest entry, including our applause for New York City's health workers and first responders:
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  2020-03-17

  Celebrities Say Thank You to Healthcare Workers

  I thought this was important to preserve in the archive because it shows how much everyone appreciated the healthcare workers during the COVID-19 period. While many of us could stay safe at home in quarantine, there were so many others who endangered themselves daily. Despite the constant threat of exposure, they went to work every day to take care of the sick.
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  2020-05-03

  Chicago Cheers in Solidarity

  During the lockdown, every day at 8pm residents of Chicago make noise and flash lights to show solidarity with healthcare workers and others who have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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  2020-03-17

  Massachusetts Executive Order Regarding the Registration of Health Care Professionals

  With an urgent need for health care professionals to be on hand to combat the coronavirus, Governor Charlie Baker signed this executive order extending/validating the license registration of all essential medical professionals whose license was about to expire for a period of no less than 90 days after the termination of the state's health emergency. This reflects the impending stress that the virus would place upon Massachusetts's health system, thus necessitating the need for all medical personnel to be available.
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  2020-02-15

  Daddy in Hospital

  He is a father fight COVID-19 in Fangcang Hospital which has the most patients almost in China. On his protective suit, he wrote wish his daugher happy every day. This is so warm that other doctors will become more powerful and have sympathy.
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  2020-05-15

  Medical Staff: THANK YOU ALL

  The photograph shows two tired medical workers taking a little break. Medical workers contribute too much to this pandemic and we should respect every one of them.
• 2020-03-28

  COVID-19 Pandemic in Wuhan, China

  I collect images, memes, articles and screenshot to show how people live under the COVID-19 pandemic in China. Poeple are forced to wear mask when outside, including children. The pandemics cause many troubles for people, but the most impressive thing is that doctors work on the front line when the first case was reported. Thousands of volunteers went to Wuhan and help people prevent the pandemic.
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  2020-05-03

  Thank You

  I first saw this picture on Instagram. I remember that day, many OC residents drove by the medical center with posters and gifts, and may medical workers waved to the outsides. Then I looked it up in the LA Times. Their smiles are so contagious for me that I have to share it with others.
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  2020-05-04

  Thank You

  I first saw this picture on Instagram. I remember that day, many OC residents drove by the medical Center with posters, and many medical workers waved to the outside. Then I looked it up in the LA Times. Their smiles are so contagious for me that I have to share them.
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  2020-04-08

  Life Shelters

  This documentary documents how a group of heroes in Wuhan was using their power to save lives during the worst of COVID-19 in China. The reporters, patients, and doctors in the cabin are ordinary people in real life, but they are extraordinary at this moment of world crisis.
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  2020-04-26

  Cobourg Beach Relief Base Camp

  A photograph taken while someone was walking their dog, of a cordoned off area of the park at Cobourg beach and the sign attached to the fencing. The sign reads "Relief Base Camp/ First Responders and Frontline Medical Staff/ CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC/ cobourg.ca/covid19" and the caption on the image reads "The waterfront trailer park is being used for frontline workers who need to isolate to keep their families safe (heart)"
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  2020-05-29

  A Personal Touch

  Medical workers attach photographs of themselves to the outside of their PPE in an effort to provide a little more humanity when caring for their patients.
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  05/17/2020

  Thank you, Key Food window signs

  As I walked past the Key Food grocery store in downtown Jersey City, I saw hand-made signs in the windows of an apartment across the street. Normally these would be expressions of gratitude to health care workers, but these were directed at the grocery store. It expressed how hard it has been to get food at times during the lockdown, and how much we have learned to appreciate the people who work in grocery stores.
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  2020-05-03

  The Hermit Herald vol 1, Issue 24

  Sweden’s phony numbers; Nicotine as therapy in France; CV Bridge Story; CV global update; Capt. Crozier Update; NCAA to permit paying athletes.
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  2020-04-27

  Flyover from Luke Air Force Base to honor healthcare workers

  Luke Air Force Base in Phoenix, Arizona, issued this press release. They performed a flyover with 15 aircraft that followed a route that encompassed the entire valley. They encourage people to not gather in areas to watch the flyover, but to stay in their homes.
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  2020-03

  Making masks for donation to first responders, healthcare workers, law enforcers and other front liners.

  Due to scarcity of basic supplies, the community do their share in providing essential items, relying on creativity and ingenuity. Making masks for donation to first responders, healthcare workers, law enforcers and other front liners. Supplies are unavailable so I sanitize then cut up tin soda cans to be used for the nose wire.Home made safety gear to support first responders and vital community workers masks for donation to first responders, healthcare workers, law enforcers and other front liners. Supplies are unavailable so I sanitize then cut up tin soda cans to be used for the nose wire.