The tally includes doctors, nurses, and paramedics, as well as crucial health care support staff who have put their own lives at risk during the pandemic to help care for others. frontlineworkers covid19
Christina Jewett and Melissa Bailey, Kaiser Health News and Danielle Renwick, The Guardian
The tally includes doctors, nurses and paramedics, as well as crucial health care support staff such as hospital janitors, administrators and nursing home workers, who have put their own lives at risk during the pandemic to help care for others.A majority of those documented were identified as people of color, mostly African American and Asian/Pacific Islander. Profiles of more victims, and an updated count, will be added to our news sites twice weekly going forward.
The Guardian and KHN are building an interactive, public-facing database that will also track factors such as race and ethnicity, age, profession, location and whether the workers had adequate access to protective gear. The database — to be released this summer — will offer insight into the workings and failings of the U.S. health care system during the pandemic.reports on the challenges health care workers are facing during the pandemic.
Many of the health care workers included here studied physiology and anatomy for years. They steeled themselves against the long hours they'd endure. Emergency medical technicians raced by ambulance to help. Others did the cleanup, maintenance, security or transportation jobs needed to keep operations running smoothly.
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