#Care

Harrison Kalodimos, MD 🌹

HKalodimos

A great irony of the coronavirus pandemic is that an infectious disease outbreak is actually causing many primary care clinics to close shop in the middle of a national medical

jay Dragon 🌄

jdragsky

No one's talking about this, so I decided I wanted to at 4am! Here's a thread on languages of care, emotional support in found families, the quarantine, and why you

Lys

_lys13

Something we do not speak about nearly enough is how exhausting it can be for people with lived (and still living!!) experience to be working within the systems that have

Peter Kyle MP

peterkyle

My blood is boiling at #PMQs@BorisJohnson says care homes went into lockdown before the general population. WRONG.Family visits stopped, but hospital discharges of *positive* residents CONTINUED.Staff working between care homes

Soph-cially Distancing Geffros

sgeffros

Don’t accept the crocodile tears from @fordnation and @DrFullertonMPP. Patients, families, UNIFOR, and others have been raising this issue for years. Long term care is a for-profit enterprise in Ontario,

Ian Dunt

IanDunt

Starmer doing quite significant damage to Johnson over his record on care homes right now https://www.parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/c233c46e-2773-4ded-a412-e2a8ea5cc1abr That was brutal. Each question valid and specific. No credible answer to any of

Akanksha Mehta

AjeebAurat

In the last few months, the often invisibilised care-work that WoC do in academia with students & other WoC colleagues has become even more invisibilised. I don't have energy to

Ann Leckie ☕

ann_leckie

See, people who work service jobs have *always* had to come in sick, come in when their lives are falling apart, whatever. The folks who have never had to take

Hope

hischild0518

Black people are so tired right now. Exhausted. We are underemployed and over incarcerated. Even with the same education, we are paid less than our white counterparts. We are more

Bartley Kives

bkives

People seemed confused about Manitoba’s household-only rule. It’s not hard. Only see people you live with already. Need care or need to provide care? You can still do that. Share

Christina Farr

chrissyfarr

Countries that offer universal health coverage are so misunderstood in the U.S. You can provide care to everyone - so no one goes bankrupt - and still have private insurance/private

Renee Bracey Sherman

RBraceySherman

Please stop emailing me to ask if you can speak with people seeking abortions during COVID. It’s an invasive, disrespectful ask and I won’t make it. Our focus is to

Jodi

jodilasky

I don't care about Target. As a company, Target will be fine.I care that the looting is becoming the story, rather than cop who has been allowed to stay on

Nyn

Lawilc01

The Problem With Heroizing Health Care Workers Like Mehttps://newrepublic.com/article/157354/problem-heroizing-health-care-workers-like This thread.https://old.reddit.com/r/Coronavirus/comments/g53d9w/the_problem_with_heroizing_health_care_workers/Ju

Steven Dennis

StevenTDennis

"The good news is people can get coverage under the Affordable Care Act..."John Cornyn, R-Texasvia @jbendery https://www.huffpost.com/entry/john-cornyn-affordable-care-act-repeal_n_5eb99535c5b65e6c9a4d98d0 This paragraph by @jbendery Cornyn

Dr. J Robson

JenniferRobson8

Stat Can Table 42-10-0004-01 : 54% of AB children 0-5 are in early learning and care. Table 42-10-0010-01 : Just 25.5% of AB children 0-5 are not in care because