Pharm.D community pharmacist experiencing the pandemic from a busy grocery store... the general public is selfish and has failed at taking this seriously just as much as the governor has failed at managing this mess.
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Adam Odeh
6 years ago
Hospital Pharmacist. PharmD
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Anonymous
6 years ago
PA family med
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Anonymous
6 years ago
RN
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Anonymous
6 years ago
PT
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Hilary Daley
6 years ago
FNP-BC
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Hilary Daley
6 years ago
FN-BC
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Laura Hatfield MSN APRN PMHNP-BC
6 years ago
I am a psychiatric nurse practitioner and concerned about the long-term consequences of SARS-CoV-2 on the physical, emotional, behavioral, and financial aspects of our communities and state. Knowing what we do about other pandemics is that they can last YEARS. My suggestion to reopen businesses in the future during this pandemic (and future ones) is to do so in incremental PHASES...and to evaluate the success of each phase...before moving on to the next. Thank you.
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Roslyn Amesquita
6 years ago
RN
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Scott L Bernstein
6 years ago
Scott L Bernstein, MD
Internal Medicine & Geriatric Medicine
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Crystal Rygiel
6 years ago
Registered Nurse
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Youngsoo Cho
6 years ago
MD
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Heidi Moriarty
6 years ago
RN
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Aubrey Prettyman
6 years ago
RN
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Dora Lam-Himlin, MD
Pathology
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Anita Eisenhart
6 years ago
Please.
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Eric M noll
6 years ago
ACNP
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Please do your part to care for the community. We need to slow the spread. Despite what our governor is telling the public our healthcare staff is already overwhelmed.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
NP
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Emma Simpson
6 years ago
MD
Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellow
(ICU physician at Banner University, Phoenix)
Pharm.D community pharmacist experiencing the pandemic from a busy grocery store... the general public is selfish and has failed at taking this seriously just as much as the governor has failed at managing this mess.
Hospital Pharmacist. PharmD
PA family med
RN
PT
FNP-BC
FN-BC
I am a psychiatric nurse practitioner and concerned about the long-term consequences of SARS-CoV-2 on the physical, emotional, behavioral, and financial aspects of our communities and state. Knowing what we do about other pandemics is that they can last YEARS. My suggestion to reopen businesses in the future during this pandemic (and future ones) is to do so in incremental PHASES...and to evaluate the success of each phase...before moving on to the next. Thank you.
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Scott L Bernstein, MD Internal Medicine & Geriatric Medicine
Registered Nurse
MD
RN
RN
Dora Lam-Himlin, MD Pathology
Please.
ACNP
Please do your part to care for the community. We need to slow the spread. Despite what our governor is telling the public our healthcare staff is already overwhelmed.
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MD Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellow (ICU physician at Banner University, Phoenix)