Coronavirus is one mutation away from infecting millions

[pgardn]

Evidently, we need to get India vaccinated.

It would help but no.
If we have a widespread vaccinated population with unvaccinated at a low % and spread evenly , outside events are much less likely to spread in OUR country. We have been over this. We will do it again I guess.

[pgardn]

I don't read anything that bouts reads especially anything coming from those radical progressive trash outlets he posts from.

I am not against masks at all. I wear them if the establishment I go into asks me to do so. To each their own though because on the flip-side I really don't care if others wear them or not. Also, I don't think they work like we're being told they work by our establishment hacks in office; if they did the hacks in office wouldn't also suggest people wears scarfs and the like around their mouths.

I do.
It makes it easier on me and my family if people would comply.
But they have not so here we are. With giant pockets on non vaccinated individuals getting infected easier, getting the virus at a younger age, and getting much sicker than the same age groups with the first virus.

[boutons_deux]

Texas hospitals hit by staffing crisis as burnout depletes workforce and COVID-19 surges

The lack of available nurses has driven up salaries and created a heated, compe ive job market as thousands of positions remain open throughout Texas.

Texas nurse Jenna Price gets half a dozen solicitations a day from hospitals and staffing agencies

that want to pay her four times her current salary to leave her job at a suburban Central Texas emergency room and

take a temporary assignment in another hospital that needs nurses.

“The money is ridiculous,” Price said.

There are 23,000 more unfilled jobs in Texas for registered nurses than there are nurses seeking to fill them

“There's no pipeline of staff that we see ready to just hop in and start helping,”

Burnout is causing nurses of all specialties to leave the profession in droves — or to accept better paying nursing jobs in an increasingly compe ive market,

“These health care heroes have been at this for 18 and 19 months.

Many of them are just leaving the workforce, saying ‘I can’t do it anymore.’”

“We've had a significant number of people, [after] the first two waves, who just stepped away from the profession,” Kroll said.

“It’s too stressful. It was really life and death.”

https://www.texastribune.org/2021/08...-nurses-covid/

Thanks, Trash, you homicidal piece of toxic

[DarrinS]

It would help but no.
If we have a widespread vaccinated population with unvaccinated at a low % and spread evenly , outside events are much less likely to spread in OUR country. We have been over this. We will do it again I guess.

Except for every variant we've dealt with.

UK alpha
India delta

Lol

[pgardn]

Except for every variant we've dealt with.

UK alpha
India delta

Lol

Yes because we do not have a highly vaccinated public with the non vaccinated not festering in pockets.
Another Darrin ah fuk moment.

lol...

[weebo]

Texas hospitals hit by staffing crisis as burnout depletes workforce and COVID-19 surges

The lack of available nurses has driven up salaries and created a heated, compe ive job market as thousands of positions remain open throughout Texas.

Texas nurse Jenna Price gets half a dozen solicitations a day from hospitals and staffing agencies

that want to pay her four times her current salary to leave her job at a suburban Central Texas emergency room and

take a temporary assignment in another hospital that needs nurses.

“The money is ridiculous,” Price said.

There are 23,000 more unfilled jobs in Texas for registered nurses than there are nurses seeking to fill them

“There's no pipeline of staff that we see ready to just hop in and start helping,”

Burnout is causing nurses of all specialties to leave the profession in droves — or to accept better paying nursing jobs in an increasingly compe ive market,

“These health care heroes have been at this for 18 and 19 months.

Many of them are just leaving the workforce, saying ‘I can’t do it anymore.’”

“We've had a significant number of people, [after] the first two waves, who just stepped away from the profession,” Kroll said.

“It’s too stressful. It was really life and death.”

https://www.texastribune.org/2021/08...-nurses-covid/

Thanks, Trash, you homicidal piece of toxic

and the ones still in the profession have stop caring

[DarrinS]

and the ones still in the profession have stop caring

Not the ones I know.

[weebo]

Not the ones I know.

Im sure I know a uva a lot more

[baseline bum]

and the ones still in the profession have stop caring

How can one not stop caring when their sickest patients have had lifelines thrown to them in the form of free vaccinations they refuse because they think it's some evil plot against them?

[DarrinS]

Im sure I know a uva a lot more

Tell us where you work, so we don't send anyone there

[GAustex]

What hospital is it where the nurses do not care anymore?

[SnakeBoy]

Tell us where you work, so we don't send anyone there

He's a travelling hospitalist. They're all a miserable group even before covid.

[Winehole23]

[Winehole23]

masking tips

[Winehole23]

MAGAs have snowflaked the out, and Texas schools are deferring to that.

[Winehole23]

[hater]

What hospital is it where the nurses do not care anymore?

Lol

Most hospitals have been caring for the voluntary alcoholics, drug addicts and terrible eaters for centuries.

But they stopped caring when treating the terrible vaxine hesitant in months


What a nice fairy tale

[DarrinS]

Are any of those EUA vaccines?

[Winehole23]

give it another two or three weeks and tell us how you feel about approved vaccines

(in b4 "warp speed good for safety and efficacy trials and EUA," but not FDA approval.)

[DarrinS]

And kids under 12 aren't allowed.

[DarrinS]

And kids under 12 aren't allowed.

And the risk/benefit for this cohort is debatable.

[Winehole23]

And the risk/benefit for this cohort is debatable.

what's the risk?

what's the benefit?

show your sums.

[ChumpDumper]

Evidently, we need to get India vaccinated.

Yes, along with the US and all other countries.

[hater]

give it another two or three weeks and tell us how you feel about approved vaccines

(in b4 "warp speed good for safety and efficacy trials and EUA," but not FDA approval.)

3 weeks or 3.years. the difference between EUA and full Approval will still be the same.

[hater]

And the risk/benefit for this cohort is debatable.

This makes no sense. Under 12 trials are still underway (as far as I know)

At least wait until FDA EULas it for under 12