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In reply to the discussion: 'Get ready': Italian doctors warn Europe [View all]mitch96
(15,722 posts)27. " 'Get ready':"
Can you imagine how this is gonna run thru the migrant camps???? This is gonna get messy real quick..
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Try the number 750,000 ventilators would be needed in pandemic based on numbers
Pachamama
Mar 2020
#28
There was a post I think our dogs etc will be getting it next, you then stated a dog tested positive
Meowmee
Mar 2020
#54
Question: In a competitive healthcare market (let's say a small city with 2-3 competing hospitals)--
slumcamper
Mar 2020
#10
It might be better for the profitability of a hospital to refuse to treat COVID-19 patients.
tclambert
Mar 2020
#19
There are laws that require hospitals to stabilize patients regardless of ability to pay.
Hoyt
Mar 2020
#29
I believe the rule is that if they accept Medicare payments, they must accept all comers. But they
PoindexterOglethorpe
Mar 2020
#32
If a patient is in respiratory distress, it's difficult to discharge them home. And, if
Hoyt
Mar 2020
#33
They'll discharge, If they are willing to pay the EMTALA penalties and any civil awards.
Hoyt
Mar 2020
#36
But dear leader has a "gut feeling" that the fatality rate is really very low.
tclambert
Mar 2020
#20
