How healthcare workers are still feeling the pandemic impact, 5 years later
North Texas healthcare workers talk about the impact the COVID-19 pandemic five years after the WHO declared the COVID-19 ...
Hospital official reflects on COVID-19's impact and legacy
Dr. Vesta Sandoval says vaccine was pandemic's turning point ...
Laredo Morning Times on MSN12 天
With crumbling public health infrastructure, rural Texas scrambles to respond to measles
The measles outbreak in rural Texas has exposed how hospital buildings are ill-equipped, and long distances between providers ...
Dallas Morning News8 天
5 years after COVID, what public health lessons has North Texas learned?
Philip Huang, Dallas County Health and Human Services director, discusses the decline in COVID-19 related hospital admissions ... s perception of vaccines. Texas Motor Speedway served as a ...
Yahoo Finance12 天
Hospitals' New Normal Five Years After COVID: Managing Medical Equipment Amid a Record ...
HOUSTON, TEXAS / ACCESS Newswire / March 10, 2025 / The COVID-19 pandemic forced hospitals to rethink everything, including how they manage medical equipment-especially when facing patient surges like ...
COVID-19, 5 years later: Health care workers reflect on lessons learned
Nurse Michelle Brownlee endured grueling COVID shifts — suffocating protective gear, overwhelming patient loads, and skeleton ...
Health officials prepare for measles spread as disinformation threatens already low ...
In efforts to prevent even broader spread, public health officials in Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma are working around the ...
Austin American-Statesman10 天
Five years later: COVID-19 no longer public emergency but still affects Erie's health care
COVID-19 caused staffing shortages in hospitals across the country, leading to increased workloads and burnout among healthcare professionals. The pandemic forced hospitals to adapt, with nurses ...