The death toll caused by COVID-19 continues to rise in Texas and nationwide. Most hospitals and clinics in Dallas are hot zones. Bobcat Update's Mikal Henley has the story.
Nurses and doctors are having to be more cautious than usual. This is a critical time in their lives and the lives of their patients.
SB: (Dr. Adam Reynolds, Cardiologist)
Since the outbreak of the corona-virus, healthcare providers have changed their everyday methods and practices to deliver care to vulnerable populations.
SB: (Danial Savantez, Dir. of Cardiopulmonary Medicine)
Administrators of healthcare organizations are facing unprecedented challenges to make sure their patients and staff stay safe. Many frontline personnel are in potential danger when they respond to 9-1-1 calls, because the COVID-19 virus may be lurking.
SB:(Deshaun Wyatt, Dallas EMS)
To minimize your own risks, please remember to heed the warnings of healthcare officials -- stay at home, maintain social distance and wash your hands frequently. For Bobcat Update, I'm Mikal Henley.
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