HSE Respirators
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Please stop spreading panic and misinformation. No children have died from this. Almost all patients with moderate and severe cases have been adults
There's not much to using them.
I'm writing about a specific child known to me, a child with a partial trisomy-9p and a partial monosomy-10q with both a compromised immune system and an impaired respiratory system as well as other complications. If readers are stupid enough to extrapolate from a specific child to the population in general and panic, then that is hardly my fault.
Every ICU nurse should be trained on them anyway. Putting a patient on one doesn't take a huge amount of time and then it's a case of monitoring the outputs. Personnelle won't be the issue, machines will be.
Not planning to have a go!
Oh, same here! I'm very thankful I don't work in that environment right now.
You have made a very strong claim there that no children have died from this, please provide some official currently valid support for it or you should retract your statement. It is hardly spreading panic to express concern that children - especialy those with underlying conditions - could die from this. There are news reports of deaths of children in the US and Iran.
new study, which was published online in the journal Pediatrics, looked at 2,143 cases of children with confirmed or suspected COVID-19 that were reported to the Chinese Centers for Disease Control and Prevention between Jan. 16 and Feb. 8. More than 90% of the cases were asymptomatic, mild or moderate cases. However, nearly 6% of the children’s cases were severe or critical, compared with 18.5% for adults.
WHO warns some children develop 'severe' or 'critical' disease from coronavirus
Nearly 6% of the children's cases were severe or critical, compared with 18.5% for adults, according to the new study.
www.cnbc.com
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The good news is that there are plenty of respirators. It's Ventilators that they are short of.
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Poorest countries will really be hit by this. South Sudan has 2 ventilators for 12 million people.
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Strange case in the High Court... A DUBLIN-BASED company has claimed before the High Court that the HSE has failed to honour a contract for the provision of 350 medical ventilators to treat those who contract the Covid-19 virus.
www.thejournal.ie
HSE has failed to honour a contract to pay for medical ventilators, court hears
Narooma claims the HSE has failed to comply with the contract and has not paid it the money it says it is owed.
www.thejournal.ie