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Like last winter, hospitals are resorting to treating patients in hallways and conference rooms. They're over capacity, bringing the state close to crisis standards of care — the stage when hospitals begin rationing life-saving interventions.
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An increase in positive tests and a shortage of staff are some of the reasons the hospital decided to require the vaccine.
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Our health care workers are spread thin and are struggling at times to keep up with the crush of COVID-19 patients filling our hospitals. On Friday, the…
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Our region is facing a hospitalization crisis. COVID-19 patients are flooding ICUs, adding to an already busy time of year. To tackle it effectively,…
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Idaho’s Coronavirus Financial Advisory Committee approved funds Wednesday morning to pay for extra contract nurses and respiratory therapists.The $5…
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The Mountain West is facing a hospitalization crisis, and even states that cracked down early are feeling the effects of those that didn't.In Washington…
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As Idaho’s hospitals treat record numbers of COVID-19 patients, their models suggest the next few months could look even more daunting. St. Luke’s Health…
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As hospitals around the Mountain West run out of space, some patients are fleeing to states that have more health mandates, which further burdens states…