In your opinions, what SHOULD the United States government do in response to this:
4 of 400 ICU beds left in Idaho.
8 ICU beds left in Arkansas in mid-August
50 of 638 hospital beds open in Oregon
75% of all inpatient beds in the United States occupied
Should the government be pushing an active approach by calling for people to get vaccinated and wear masks, or should the government do nothing? Is there some other option that you would like to add and discuss? I thought I'd leave off the option that says start chucking the old folks out of those ICU beds and open them up for the children.
4 of 400 ICU beds left in Idaho.
8 ICU beds left in Arkansas in mid-August
50 of 638 hospital beds open in Oregon
75% of all inpatient beds in the United States occupied
KEY BACKGROUND:
With the delta variant of the coronavirus sweeping through the country, more than 102,000 Americans were hospitalized with Covid-19 as of Sunday, a New York Times database. The average daily number of patients hospitalized by Covid-19 has climbed past for the first time since the first week in February. As a result, medical facilities nationwide that have been worn thin by the relentless onslaught of the virus over the past 18 months are once again being stretched to or beyond capacity. Last week, Idaho only four, out of nearly 400, adult ICU beds were available in the entire state. "We are dangerously close to activating statewide crisis standards of care," . "In essence, someone would have to decide who can be treated and who cannot." There were just eight available ICU beds in Arkansas in mid-August. Gov. last month she would deploy up to 1,500 National Guard members to support frontline health care workers. Oregon's Health Authority reported over the weekend that only 50 of 638 hospital beds were open. According to the most recent data from the, more than 75% of all inpatient beds in the country are occupied.
WHAT TO WATCH FOR:
After the number of vaccine doses administered in the U.S. bottomed out at approximately 500,000 doses a day in late July, providers are now administering about 950,000 daily doses on average. However, 47% of all Americans are still not fully vaccinated, which has enabled the delta variant to spread. The ***** Administration had planned to make Covid-19 booster shots available to the general public in late September. However, Dr. it's "conceivable" that only Pfizer's shot will be approved by Sept. 20. Moderna's jab may be delayed "at the most a couple of weeks."
With the delta variant of the coronavirus sweeping through the country, more than 102,000 Americans were hospitalized with Covid-19 as of Sunday, a New York Times database. The average daily number of patients hospitalized by Covid-19 has climbed past for the first time since the first week in February. As a result, medical facilities nationwide that have been worn thin by the relentless onslaught of the virus over the past 18 months are once again being stretched to or beyond capacity. Last week, Idaho only four, out of nearly 400, adult ICU beds were available in the entire state. "We are dangerously close to activating statewide crisis standards of care," . "In essence, someone would have to decide who can be treated and who cannot." There were just eight available ICU beds in Arkansas in mid-August. Gov. last month she would deploy up to 1,500 National Guard members to support frontline health care workers. Oregon's Health Authority reported over the weekend that only 50 of 638 hospital beds were open. According to the most recent data from the, more than 75% of all inpatient beds in the country are occupied.
WHAT TO WATCH FOR:
After the number of vaccine doses administered in the U.S. bottomed out at approximately 500,000 doses a day in late July, providers are now administering about 950,000 daily doses on average. However, 47% of all Americans are still not fully vaccinated, which has enabled the delta variant to spread. The ***** Administration had planned to make Covid-19 booster shots available to the general public in late September. However, Dr. it's "conceivable" that only Pfizer's shot will be approved by Sept. 20. Moderna's jab may be delayed "at the most a couple of weeks."
Should the government be pushing an active approach by calling for people to get vaccinated and wear masks, or should the government do nothing? Is there some other option that you would like to add and discuss? I thought I'd leave off the option that says start chucking the old folks out of those ICU beds and open them up for the children.
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