Coronavirus Update:
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COVID-19: From the Frontlines
Podcasts and On-Demand Content
Italian PodCast - Nursing in Northern Italy
A conversation with a new graduate nurse working in Northern Italy who is working in a COVID hospital at the frontlines.
Listen'It's Like a War' (The Daily from The New York Times)
A conversation with an Italian doctor triaging patients north of Milan about the road that may lie ahead.
ListenPalliative Care on the Front Lines of COVID-19 (GeriPal)
A conversation with Dr. Darrell Owens, DNP, MSN, head of palliative care for the University of Washington's Northwest campus, a community hospital in Seattle.
VisitEthics Talk: COVID-19 Pandemic Response (AMA Journal of Ethics)
A discussion of the ethical challenges, including resource scarcity and medical worker obligations, that arise during pandemics with public health expert Dr Matthew Wynia.
VisitPediatric Ethics Podcast: Ethics & Communication During a Pandemic (Children's Mercy Hospital)
Dr. Amy Caruso Brown discusses ethical decisions and communication strategies during a pandemic.
ListenPediatric Ethics Podcast: Planning for COVID in Washington State (Children's Mercy Hospital)
Dr. Doug Diekema, who has been working with a state planning task force, talks about how they are thinking about Washington state's needs in dealing with COVID-19.
ListenCOVID-19: Advice From the Front Lines (American College of Chest Physicians)
Interviews with chest physicians who are on the COVID-19 frontlines, including experience from front-line leaders in China.
VisitArticles
It’s Time to Talk About Death (The New York Times)
The coronavirus pandemic highlights how much we need to have conversations about end-of-life care.
VisitThe Coronavirus and Combatting Global Pandemics (The New Yorker)
A selection of pieces on pandemics and other contagions.
VisitThese Doctors Have Specialties. Fighting Coronavirus Wasn't One of Them. (The New York Times)
The pandemic’s spread is creating new challenges for doctors who usually care primarily for patients with particular medical needs.
ReadMedical Students, Largely Sidelined, Are Finding Creative Ways to Help Out (The New York Times)
Disappointed by the abrupt halt to their training, medical students around the country have responded with grass-roots efforts to secure masks, staff patient call centers and even provide child care for beleaguered doctors.
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