Saw this coming from ten miles away

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Darth Omar

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The CEOs of Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland-based University Hospitals and Johnson City, Tenn.-based Ballad Health said they are concerned that COVID-19 vaccine mandates may lead to an employee exodus that would affect patient care.

Ballad Health decided against implementing a vaccine mandate after a model suggested that as many as 15 percent of nurses — or 900 employees — may quit if the system did.

"There are not enough nurses to go around. That is clear," he said, adding that he would hire 600 nurses right now if they were available.

https://www.beckershospitalreview.c...and-clinic-university-hospitals-ceos-say.html
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Of course our ‘forward thinking’ medical bureaucracy was caught totally off guard by this but it only goes to show how out of touch they are with the ‘boots on the ground’ healthcare workers and what hospital administrators were facing even before the vaccine mandates kicked in.

If they follow through with this it WILL have an effect on patient care and the delivery of services. But in the world of Covid everything is one size fits all. And nothing else matters but the CCP bug, not heart caths, cancer screenings, all Covid all the time.
 
My wife's company is having the same problem. Severe lack of nurses. Many will not get the vax, but you can't fire them because there is no one to take their place.
 
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One local hospital is offering exemptions based up religion.

I told my daughter to claim religion ... and if asked which one ... scream privacy and discrimination ...
 
Hello Darth,

Darth Omar said:
The CEOs of Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland-based University Hospitals and Johnson City, Tenn.-based Ballad Health said they are concerned that COVID-19 vaccine mandates may lead to an employee exodus that would affect patient care.

Ballad Health decided against implementing a vaccine mandate after a model suggested that as many as 15 percent of nurses — or 900 employees — may quit if the system did.

"There are not enough nurses to go around. That is clear," he said, adding that he would hire 600 nurses right now if they were available.

https://www.beckershospitalreview.c...and-clinic-university-hospitals-ceos-say.html
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Of course our ‘forward thinking’ medical bureaucracy was caught totally off guard by this but it only goes to show how out of touch they are with the ‘boots on the ground’ healthcare workers and what hospital administrators were facing even before the vaccine mandates kicked in.

If they follow through with this it WILL have an effect on patient care and the delivery of services. But in the world of Covid everything is one size fits all. And nothing else matters but the CCP bug, not heart caths, cancer screenings, all Covid all the time.
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What wussies. Management made the wrong decision.

People might be big talkers right up until they have to put their income and money where their mouth is.

Management foolishly caved.

Hospitals all over the country are moving toward mandates.

Only a small number of people would go without income, or try to move to another location to find healthcare work where they won't be required to get vaccinated. And if they do move, what guarantee do they have that the same thing might not happen all over again?

Seriously?

People are going to move away from their homes? Leave all their friends and relatives behind? Move to a brand new place knowing nobody? Knowing nothing about the place they are moving to? Jerk their kids out of school? Force them to leave behind all their friends? Start all over again?

For a maybe that it won't happen all over again?

Nah.

I don't see it happening.

What I see is people talking a big game, and then nearly all of them caving when it comes down to take the jab or take no more income.

And if they quit - no Unemployment Compensation.

If they try to do this, what do they do about their housing?

Fail to fulfill the terms of their rental lease?

Stop making payments on their mortgage?

How do you get out of rental lease halfway through?

How do you quickly sell a home and satisfy the mortgage terms?

Are these people also prepared to trash their credit and rental references as well?

How would they continue to make car payments?

Nah.

I don't see it happening.
 
PoliTalker said:
Hello Darth,



What wussies. Management made the wrong decision.

People might be big talkers right up until they have to put their income and money where their mouth is.

Management foolishly caved.

Hospitals all over the country are moving toward mandates.

Only a small number of people would go without income, or try to move to another location to find healthcare work where they won't be required to get vaccinated. And if they do move, what guarantee do they have that the same thing might not happen all over again?

Seriously?

People are going to move away from their homes? Leave all their friends and relatives behind? Move to a brand new place knowing nobody? Knowing nothing about the place they are moving to? Jerk their kids out of school? Force them to leave behind all their friends? Start all over again?

For a maybe that it won't happen all over again?

Nah.

I don't see it happening.

What I see is people talking a big game, and then nearly all of them caving when it comes down to take the jab or take no more income.

And if they quit - no Unemployment Compensation.

If they try to do this, what do they do about their housing?

Fail to fulfill the terms of their rental lease?

Stop making payments on their mortgage?

How do you get out of rental lease halfway through?

How do you quickly sell a home and satisfy the mortgage terms?

Are these people also prepared to trash their credit and rental references as well?

How would they continue to make car payments?

Nah.

I don't see it happening.
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PoliTalker said:
Hello Darth,



What wussies. Management made the wrong decision.

People might be big talkers right up until they have to put their income and money where their mouth is.

Management foolishly caved.

Hospitals all over the country are moving toward mandates.

Only a small number of people would go without income, or try to move to another location to find healthcare work where they won't be required to get vaccinated. And if they do move, what guarantee do they have that the same thing might not happen all over again?

Seriously?

People are going to move away from their homes? Leave all their friends and relatives behind? Move to a brand new place knowing nobody? Knowing nothing about the place they are moving to? Jerk their kids out of school? Force them to leave behind all their friends? Start all over again?

For a maybe that it won't happen all over again?

Nah.

I don't see it happening.

What I see is people talking a big game, and then nearly all of them caving when it comes down to take the jab or take no more income.

And if they quit - no Unemployment Compensation.

If they try to do this, what do they do about their housing?

Fail to fulfill the terms of their rental lease?

Stop making payments on their mortgage?

How do you get out of rental lease halfway through?

How do you quickly sell a home and satisfy the mortgage terms?

Are these people also prepared to trash their credit and rental references as well?

How would they continue to make car payments?

Nah.

I don't see it happening.
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What makes you think nurses live hand to mouth?

Fucking moron..
 
Mr.Badguy said:
Ah yes I see you went to the Marjorie Taylor Greene Academy for Dumbfucks that Think Getting a Vaccine is the Holocaust. And you graduated Maga Cunt Laude, congratulations!
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That's nice, honey.

It seems to me that vaccine is being pushed a wee bit too hard.

Most likely because Congress has stock in the manufacturers of the vaccine.
 
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Matt Dillon said:
That's nice, honey.

It seems to me that vaccine is being pushed a wee bit too hard.

Most likely because Congress has stock in the manufacturers of the vaccine.
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They've already got the federal money, that's why it's free. How does you not getting it affect that at all?
 
PoliTalker said:
Hello Darth,



What wussies. Management made the wrong decision.

People might be big talkers right up until they have to put their income and money where their mouth is.

Management foolishly caved.

Hospitals all over the country are moving toward mandates.

Only a small number of people would go without income, or try to move to another location to find healthcare work where they won't be required to get vaccinated. And if they do move, what guarantee do they have that the same thing might not happen all over again?

Seriously?

People are going to move away from their homes? Leave all their friends and relatives behind? Move to a brand new place knowing nobody? Knowing nothing about the place they are moving to? Jerk their kids out of school? Force them to leave behind all their friends? Start all over again?

For a maybe that it won't happen all over again?

Nah.

I don't see it happening.

What I see is people talking a big game, and then nearly all of them caving when it comes down to take the jab or take no more income.

And if they quit - no Unemployment Compensation.

If they try to do this, what do they do about their housing?

Fail to fulfill the terms of their rental lease?

Stop making payments on their mortgage?

How do you get out of rental lease halfway through?

How do you quickly sell a home and satisfy the mortgage terms?

Are these people also prepared to trash their credit and rental references as well?

How would they continue to make car payments?

Nah.

I don't see it happening.
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Nurses—and very nearly all skilled healthcare workers can find jobs just about anywhere. The shortage preceded the pandemic. The nursing shortage is especially critical. And some of these ‘wusses’ worked right through the pandemic, carrying for Covid patients and/or even being in the same building with them, without being vaccinated. And now last years ‘hero’s’ are having their jobs threatened for not taking the jab.

It’s almost like some people want to turn democrats into Republicans.

The vast majority of the workers who are refusing the jab are young healthy and fertile women. I recall the day when democrats would fight to the death over the rights of young fertile women when it comes to their bodies.

Apparently, those days are over. Or their rights only matter in certain instances.
 
Hello Darth,

Darth Omar said:
Nurses—and very nearly all skilled healthcare workers can find jobs just about anywhere.
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Yeah, but do they wanna live just anywhere.

And if they move to escape a vaccine mandate, what assurances do they have that the place they move to will not do the same thing after a time?

Darth Omar said:
The shortage preceded the pandemic. The nursing shortage is especially critical. And some of these ‘wusses’ worked right through the pandemic, carrying for Covid patients and/or even being in the same building with them, without being vaccinated. And now last years ‘hero’s’ are having their jobs threatened for not taking the jab.

It’s almost like some people want to turn democrats into Republicans.

The vast majority of the workers who are refusing the jab are young healthy and fertile women. I recall the day when democrats would fight to the death over the rights of young fertile women when it comes to their bodies.

Apparently, those days are over. Or their rights only matter in certain instances.
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Public safety must override personal freedoms.
 
Lots of folks have the T cell immunity naturally. And those with morbidities can supplement with the monoclonal treatments.
For the truly immunosupressed, a vax accomplishes close to nothing. EVERYBODY IS DIFFERENT!

There are many immunosupressed people who may not get great results from any vax. People with transplants, blood cancer, other cancers, Crohn's,
kidney, lung, liver, Sickle Cell, diabetes, obesity, dementia, cardiovascular, kids born with immunosupression disorders, Down's Syndrome, etc.
This can be a big reason why so many continue to get Covid a 2nd or 3rd time. For a lot of these folks they may only receive 20% or 30% of
effective protection.

But, for these specific immunosupressed persons they could add the monoclonal treatment and get up to 88% better results
because this is like immediately "shooting up T-cells" quickly to help gain immunity. It can be used as a prophylaxis and also if you have or have
not been vaxxed. The CDC is in charge of the distribution, not local state health depts. and have sites set up around the country as well as local
doctor offices and hospitals. So, take advantage of it. The CDC has said that people with immunocompromising conditions, including those taking
immunosuppressive medications, should discuss the need for personal protective measures with their healthcare provider.

https://www.cms.gov/medicare/covid-19/monoclonal-antibody-covid-19-infusion
https://www.covid19treatmentguideli...oducts/anti-sars-cov-2-monoclonal-antibodies/
https://www.covid19treatmentguidelines.nih.gov/therapies/anti-sars-cov-2-antibody-products/

Regeneron’s antibody therapy cuts deaths among some hospitalised COVID-19 patients -study
6/16/21
https://www.reuters.com/business/he...ng-hospitalised-patients-who-lack-2021-06-16/
 
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Stretch said:
Lots of folks have the T cell immunity naturally. And those with morbidities can supplement with the monoclonal treatments.
For the truly immunosupressed, a vax accomplishes close to nothing. EVERYBODY IS DIFFERENT!

There are many immunosupressed people who may not get great results from any vax. People with transplants, blood cancer, other cancers, Crohn's,
kidney, lung, liver, Sickle Cell, diabetes, obesity, dementia, cardiovascular, kids born with immunosupression disorders, Down's Syndrome, etc.
This can be a big reason why so many continue to get Covid a 2nd or 3rd time. For a lot of these folks they may only receive 20% or 30% of
effective protection.

But, for these specific immunosupressed persons they could add the monoclonal treatment and get up to 88% better results
because this is like immediately "shooting up T-cells" quickly to help gain immunity. It can be used as a prophylaxis and also if you have or have
not been vaxxed. The CDC is in charge of the distribution, not local state health depts. and have sites set up around the country as well as local
doctor offices and hospitals. So, take advantage of it. The CDC has said that people with immunocompromising conditions, including those taking
immunosuppressive medications, should discuss the need for personal protective measures with their healthcare provider.

https://www.cms.gov/medicare/covid-19/monoclonal-antibody-covid-19-infusion
https://www.covid19treatmentguideli...oducts/anti-sars-cov-2-monoclonal-antibodies/
https://www.covid19treatmentguidelines.nih.gov/therapies/anti-sars-cov-2-antibody-products/
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https://twitter.com/x/status/1432128646727172100
 
Management made the wrong decision in this case.

What people answer on a poll and what they actually do are two completely different things.
 
Darth Omar said:
My suggestion is to leave them alone but that makes too much sense, so yeah.
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yeah, why make people with such close contact to patients, many elderly and with existing health problems, be vaccinated against a virus that preys on such people at a high rate?

god, trump stooges are stupid assholes.
 
Hoosier Daddy said:
yeah, why make people with such close contact to patients, many elderly and with existing health problems, be vaccinated against a virus that preys on such people at a high rate?
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Sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo..............................

There are many immunosupressed people who may not get great results from any vax. People with transplants, blood cancer, other cancers, Crohn's,
kidney, lung, liver, Sickle Cell, diabetes, obesity, dementia, cardiovascular, kids born with immunosupression disorders, Down's Syndrome, etc.
This can be a big reason why so many continue to get Covid a 2nd or 3rd time. For a lot of these folks they may only receive 20% or 30% of
effective protection.

But, for these specific immunosupressed persons they could add the monoclonal treatment and get up to 88% better results
because this is like immediately "shooting up T-cells" quickly to help gain immunity. It can be used as a prophylaxis and also if you have or have
not been vaxxed. The CDC is in charge of the distribution, not local state health depts. and have sites set up around the country as well as local
doctor offices and hospitals. So, take advantage of it. The CDC has said that people with immunocompromising conditions, including those taking
immunosuppressive medications, should discuss the need for personal protective measures with their healthcare provider.

https://www.cms.gov/medicare/covid-19/monoclonal-antibody-covid-19-infusion
https://www.covid19treatmentguideli...oducts/anti-sars-cov-2-monoclonal-antibodies/
https://www.covid19treatmentguidelines.nih.gov/therapies/anti-sars-cov-2-antibody-products/

Regeneron’s antibody therapy cuts deaths among some hospitalised COVID-19 patients -study
6/16/21
https://www.reuters.com/business/he...ng-hospitalised-patients-who-lack-2021-06-16/
 
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