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发表于 2021-8-30 12:00
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转发Concorn Hospital 急诊室医生Dr程呼吁,希望切实有效的控制疫情!
The ICU is full today. The ED is flooded with COVID-19 positive patients, and a few of them are at the extremity of their respiratory function, requiring urgent intubation. This is a picture we saw in other countries and now it is happening in Sydney. We were lucky to be quiet for 18 months while other parts of the world were struggling, all rich countries like Australia. But are we prepared? Probably not. Well, Ms Premier, I understand that letting people of New South Wales to have updated information is important, and I understand that you are probably working hard and burnt out as well. But, instead of spending one hour more each day in front of media, and gave blended second hand information, please do something. We need a leader, not a news announcer. The virus is spreading rapidly in the community, please try something else than merely lock down to contain it. I don’t need you to tell me 70% of transmission is household, but please tell what we should do differently in face of this issue —— things like move the positive people out of the family, or the whole family out if they all are infected. Build massive warehouse level camping hospitals for all positive cases, so that the transmission chain can be halted. And also, people with positive results, no matter well or not, can be collectively looked after. Let the normal hospital look after the sick ones. If you think the well COVID-19 positive patients can simply look after themselves at home and voluntarily quarantine themselves, you are simply too naive and simple to be a politician. We’ve seen positive patients with autism and developmental delay trying to smash the door of ED just try to get out of the door. How would you expect these people are able to cope at home. As a ED doctor I am in grave concern about the doom of the pandemic in this great city, and it concerns me more while seeing the inaction of those decision makers. |
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