Category: COVID-19 for the Workforce

From ultra-cold storage capabilities to extra security staff, facilities are bracing now for their role in distribution of an eventual vaccine.

Essential workers are likely to move ahead of adults 65 and older and people with high-risk medical conditions when the CDC signs off on COVID-19 vaccine priority lists.

Clinicians across the country are struggling both mentally and financially as the pandemic enters a new phase with record case numbers.

With the pandemic raging in the U.S., a new ad campaign features frontline medical personnel pleading for everyone to mask up.

The demand for travel nurses has soared since the pandemic collided with a general shortage of RNs across the country.

In this recent podcast, Fauci talks about how to survive the coming winter months.

Retired healthcare workers, most of whom were 65 years and older, had a variety of motivations for risking their lives during the pandemic.

Hospitals in at least 25 states are critically short of nurses, doctors, and other staff as coronavirus cases surge across the United States.

The U.S. is facing a dramatic increase in almost every single state just before what is traditionally a peak time for holiday travel across the country, a time that often causes another virus — the flu — to spread.

Months of hospital experience, global research, and drug trials are helping medical teams refine treatment.