Devildoc
Verified Military
My wife's friend that is an RN, I think I mentioned how she had the 'Rona. Anyway, her 14 days are up and she's back at work.
- There's growing skepticism among the doctors and nurses that the numbers they are reporting are the same being reported to the CDC. Like the motorcyclist who crashed and died but was reported as a CV-19 fatality, the books are being cooked somewhere.
- Their hospital sent off test swabs that were never used...and they tested positive for the 'Rona. This has happened on multple occasions.
- The hospital is quietly practicing herd immunity on its staff. They are rotating staff through the CV-19 ward/ area whatever you call it until they get it, then once recovered they go off to do their old jobs.
I can't say it enough, the numbers are bullshit. The disease is bad, I won't shit on that, but the statistics being thrown around are pure trash.
Point one, check. I think I have mentioned on here we stopped looking at national numbers, and to a large extent state numbers. We have our own on-house epidemiology and ID folks keeping track of us and the surrounding areas.
Point two, that hasn't happened with us. Our admin have put in so many checks/balances to prevent purposeful or unpurposeful fraudulent reporting.
Point three, What. The. Fuck. I would spin up my favorite attorney of choice and make so much noise. That is unethical, and maybe illegal.
Regarding house arrest and contagious diseases, we've seen it done with tuberculosis. In my grad school public health classes the case law was far from settled, and the courts were generally uneasy about doing it, seeing the slippery slope of eroding civil liberties.