12-05-2022, 09:54 PM
The epidemic in Taiwan has exploded, with an average daily increase of 40,000 local cases in the past 7 days.
Many front-line medical staff are exhausted and collapsed. Some nurses even feel chilled. In the past", some doctors couldn't help but bombarded that what they said was completely different from what they did, and asked, "Aren't we human?"
The massive number of diagnoses has almost paralyzed the medical capacity, and many medical staff are close to collapse.
They hope that they will be diagnosed simply, in exchange for rest time. Bai Yongjia, a well-known emergency department physician, also sighed that he was completely collapsed after get off work, even eating and drinking time. It's hard to squeeze out.
https://www.chinatimes.com/realtimenews/..._headl_p01&chdtv
Many front-line medical staff are exhausted and collapsed. Some nurses even feel chilled. In the past", some doctors couldn't help but bombarded that what they said was completely different from what they did, and asked, "Aren't we human?"
The massive number of diagnoses has almost paralyzed the medical capacity, and many medical staff are close to collapse.
They hope that they will be diagnosed simply, in exchange for rest time. Bai Yongjia, a well-known emergency department physician, also sighed that he was completely collapsed after get off work, even eating and drinking time. It's hard to squeeze out.
https://www.chinatimes.com/realtimenews/..._headl_p01&chdtv