Randy Jenkins, associate director for Engineering Services, talks about what it takes to convert a hospital room to one specially equipped to contain COVID-19.
The holiday season is here, which for many means time to get in on great deals and the latest toys, tech gadgets, and gifts for loved ones. But this year it’s important to reconsider how and where you shop to keep you and and your loved ones healthy.
Navigating the holiday season with family and friends can be challenging in a normal year. Add a dangerous pandemic to the mix and things get even more complicated.
With approval by the Food and Drug Administration for the first emergency use of a COVID-19 vaccine, we have the potential to reach a turning point in the fight to end the pandemic. Read more from UI Hospitals & Clinics CEO Suresh Gunasekaran, MBA.
We’re well into the holiday season, but with COVID-19 still a very real threat across our community, we’re having to adapt and choose safe ways to celebrate.
Throughout this COVID-19 environment, the Organ Transplant Center (OTC) has kept its doors open because any delay in their patients’ care would have directly impacted their well-being.
Imagine graduating from college, accepting your first nursing job, and then starting work in a COVID-19 unit. That’s exactly what Anna Sponseller, RN, experienced.
