These Are Epic Times
Leadership Indeed
Not Often Do We See People This Young And Mature. Bravo Edmidgley, We Are Sorry You Had To Step Down
Lots Of Strange Things Happening In The World Lately. Adopted This Rescue Kitty Today To Help Make Both Our Lives Better
Husband Celebrates 67th Anniversary Outside Wife’s Nursing Home
We Don’t Deserve John Bon Jovi
Heroes
My Local Chinese Restaurant Fed 100 People For Free Today. This Is What Community Is All About
This 103 Year Old Iranian Women Beat The The Corona Virus And Was Allowed To Go Back Home! She’s Holding A Piece Of Paper Saying “I Defeated The Corona Virus”
Husband And Wife On First Line Of Defense Against Coronavirus. Finally Meet For Couple Minutes
Stop Hoarding
That's How You Do It!
This Church Has The Right Idea
He Comes To Talk To His Dad Every Day Since The Nursing Home Is On Lockdown
China Sent Medical Masks To Italy
This Japanese Shopkeeper's Smile
Great News
Jennifer Haller, The First Person In The World To Be Injected With The Experimental Vaccine For The Covid-19
100 Years Old Today And The Nursing Home Is On Coronavirus Lockdown So They Sang To Her From Outside
Granddaughter Telling Grandfather The News Of Her Engagement
I'm Gonna Cry
Humans Above Business. Always
A Doctor In Wuhan Stopped To Let A 87 Year Old Patient To See The Sunset During A Transfer
Distancing Solution In A Danish Supermarket
Someone With A Generous And Kind Heart
My Wife Off To Fight Covid-19. Not All Heroes Wear Capes. Some Wear Ppe
A Customer Left A $2,500 Tip To Support An Ohio Bar That Had To Close Because Of Coronavirus
Sometimes A Bad Situation Brings Out The Best
Boyfriend Lost His Serving Job Because Of Corona. Bosses Cleared Out The Kitchen To Provide Food For Employees And Intend On Making Them Weekly Care Packages
Father Of The Year
My Kindergarten Teaching Wife Holding Daily Zoom Sessions For Her Students. Because She's A Real Hero!
Stay Safe Be Kind
A Local Bank In My Area Bought All The Corned Beef From A Local Deli After They Had To Shut Down Do To The Coronavirus
Wholesome
Spanish Soldiers Helping An Elderly Woman During Quarentine
A 98 Year Old Patient Recovered From Coronavirus In China
This Student Created A Network Of 'Shopping Angels' To Help The Elderly Get Groceries During The Coronavirus Pandemic
We Need More Efforts Like These
NZ Supermarket
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... have to agree with you - world is retarded, for not asking questions about the taxes each and everyone of us paid, but we still have to collect ppe and food for the ppl piece by piece from construction companies and personal stashes.
p.s. when U see your neighbors family going from 13 to 5 in 10 days, please return and express your opinion one more time.
And won't you be happy to blame it on Donald Trump.
...when whorehouse stop bringing monies, you don't rearrange beds. You replace girls.
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Due to the national shortage of personal protective equipment, the mask should be re-used over several days unless soiled or damaged. Upon completion of a shift, the mask should be stored in a plastic bag for re-use on subsequent days and stored on-site at work. Department-level supplies will remain available for replacements during shifts when needed. Additional details on the processes and procedures for exchanging masks will be communicated at each entity.
Frequent hand-washing and use of hand sanitizer, and taking care not to touch your face remain the most effective measures to prevent transmission of the virus. A New Yorker article by surgeon and public health researcher Atul Gawande details how measures like these have helped to slow the spread of the COVID-19 epidemic in Hong Kong and Singapore, in conjunction with the same types of social distancing steps being employed now across the United States.
We are continuously evaluating and adapting our procedures for the use of personal protective equipment to maintain good stewardship of limited supplies of masks and other equipment. Like hospitals and health systems across the nation, Penn Medicine faces supply chain challenges to ensure the continued safety of our staff as they work to care for patients during the COVID-19 outbreak. We are sparing no expense and turning over every lead to secure as much inventory as we can to protect you.
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