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July 27, 2020

Hospital Shutdowns on the Horizon for Healthcare Marketers

39 minutes

Takeaways

Hospitals are once again dealing with testing problems, and some consumers have to wait between 10-14 days for results.
The mask dilemma.
- Masks are essential to lowering the threat of this virus.
- Right now, the dynamic around wearing a mask is polarizing. If you wear one, you are labeled a sheep, and if you don’t, you are a heartless monster. Unfortunately, we are seeing these two sides separate even further due to the contradicting reports the public has been told about masks.
- The good news is that more and more people are coming around, and hopefully, soon, the general public would be willing to wear a mask.
What do we do when we have to shut back down elective surgeries again?
- Even if you are not experiencing problems, you need to start planning for it now.
- There should be an agreed-upon plan before we find ourselves in this situation.
- If we can stay open, how do we take the necessary steps to keep it safe and ensure the public it’s safe to receive care within our hospitals.
- Keep the public informed. If you need to shut down, you need to be forthcoming about it.
- It’s important to clearly communicate the why behind hospitals shutting down elective procedures again.

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July 27, 2020

39 minutes

Takeaways

Hospitals are once again dealing with testing problems, and some consumers have to wait between 10-14 days for results.
The mask dilemma.
- Masks are essential to lowering the threat of this virus.
- Right now, the dynamic around wearing a mask is polarizing. If you wear one, you are labeled a sheep, and if you don’t, you are a heartless monster. Unfortunately, we are seeing these two sides separate even further due to the contradicting reports the public has been told about masks.
- The good news is that more and more people are coming around, and hopefully, soon, the general public would be willing to wear a mask.
What do we do when we have to shut back down elective surgeries again?
- Even if you are not experiencing problems, you need to start planning for it now.
- There should be an agreed-upon plan before we find ourselves in this situation.
- If we can stay open, how do we take the necessary steps to keep it safe and ensure the public it’s safe to receive care within our hospitals.
- Keep the public informed. If you need to shut down, you need to be forthcoming about it.
- It’s important to clearly communicate the why behind hospitals shutting down elective procedures again.

...more

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