Coronavirus has certainly changed the way that I practice medicine. I work in family medicine, at a clinic that is the teaching site for family medicine residents. We are one of the busiest primary care clinics in Vermont – learners, preceptors administrators, providers and patients are always moving through our doors.
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It was mid-afternoon on a sunny day when I heard the excited shouts of children in the neighbors’ yard. From my bedroom window, I could see parents hugging one another and chatting as their kids started a spirited game of freeze-tag. It was as pure and picturesque as a party could be – except for the crushing reality that we were in the middle of a pandemic.
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Flexibility is a must for any emergency physician. We never know what the next ambulance is going to bring. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced us into a new paradigm. Instead of seeing pediatric patients, I’m in an outdoor screening area trying to treat low-risk individuals who may have COVID -19 in an effort to keep the ED as sterile as possible.
Flexibility is a must for any emergency physician. We never know what the next ambulance is going to bring. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced us into a new paradigm. Instead of seeing pediatric patients, I’m in an outdoor screening area trying to treat low-risk individuals who may have COVID -19 in an effort to keep the ED as sterile as possible.Read more…
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