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Cara Christ Must Resign

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Erin Crook
6 years ago

We should have done better. It is our job as healthcare professionals to educate and inform our fellow citizens on best healthcare practices. We have failed and our now paying the ultimate price and on that will be very hard to undue.

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Jennifer Whitehair
6 years ago

MD OB/GYN

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Kirsta Johnson
6 years ago

Front line workers fighting

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Anna Law
6 years ago

So many people will die

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Kathryn T Ballard
6 years ago Featured

Dr. Christ, resign. In my county, we have run out of supplies for rapid (Abbott) testing at hospital, there are no funds to offer lodging stipends, hindering our ability to attract RN's and RT's, our contact tracers are volunteers and only half of them have State issued cell phones with which to do their work. Doctors and nurses and volunteers are risking their lives while you dither. Our hospital is at surge capacity while you "monitor" and "follow the data". Get out of the way! You have failed us.

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Jamie Wong
6 years ago

No comment

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Joely
6 years ago Featured

I ama hospital social worker. It is Dr. Crist’s job first to do no harm and ultimately protect the community she serves. She has failed

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Julie Kwatra
6 years ago

The response from ADHS in AZ has been unconscionable and incompetent. Resign.

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Anusha Ramanathan
6 years ago

Supportive of my colleagues in AZ!

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Rama Kunkle
6 years ago

Palliative Care

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Theodore Jachimowicz
6 years ago

I lose faith with each news conference.

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Roberta Sonnino
6 years ago

Deplorable

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Sarah Ward
6 years ago

You have failed us miserably.

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Judidth Hutchinson MD
6 years ago Featured

It took a pandemic to show the world how little the US cares about its doctors, nurses and other members of the health care team. We deserve better, our patients deserve better, and the citizens of Arizona deserve better.

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Teodor Pitea
6 years ago

I am appalled by the failure of AZDH at educating and protecting the public from COVID19

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Brad Dreifuss
6 years ago

There have been little to no protections or support for keeping frontline healthcare teams safe and supported during our desperate attempts to treat the throngs of patients who have overwhelmed our hospitals. There must be swift action to ensure 1) full PPE for all members of the healthcare teams (n95 masks for everyone working in healthcare spaces); 2) paid sick-leave, to ensure low-wage healthcare workers can safely and without financial hardship, call out from work when sick; 3) state sponsored and supported self-quarantine options for all frontline workers who have concerns about transmitting COVID19 to vulnerable family members at home, and catching COVID19 from family while living at home. Supports for self-quarantine should include daily physical and emotional symptom monitoring, emotional support resources for healthcare workers and their households, regularly scheduled rtPCR testing to ensure HCWs are not asymptomatic spreaders of COVID19.

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Robert Jones
6 years ago

She failed to speak truth topiwer

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Judith Barnes Clark
6 years ago

The medical profession should be in solidairty and not mixed messaging. Shame on our state.

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Dionne Mills MD FACOG
6 years ago Featured

what is the purpose of having training in epidemiology, virology and microbiology if you are going to lead like someone who got their license from Google? What makes you any more helpful than the general lay person? Your refusal to put the best interests of Arizonans above your own political interests is why you must resign. If you refuse to follow the science at a time when it is most critical, then you need to resign!

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Amaal Starling
6 years ago

We will NOT be silent.