Laura A Hawryluck

Pandemic Voices

Unheard Stories from the Front Lines
Herausgeber: Nielsen, Nathan D

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Sharing stories of innovation, resilience, loss, and sacrifice, Pandemic Voices uncovers international perspectives of patients, health care workers, and communities during the most challenging moments of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: University of Toronto Press
• Seitenzahl: 328
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. März 2025
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 30mm
• Gewicht: 478g
• ISBN-13: 9781487553456
• ISBN-10: 1487553455
• Artikelnr.: 71691770

Autorenporträt

Laura A. Hawryluck, MD, is a professor of critical care medicine in the Interdepartmental Division of Critical Care Medicine Program at the University of Toronto. Nathan D. Nielsen, MD, is an associate professor in the Departments of Internal Medicine and Pathology at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine.

Inhaltsangabe

List of Figures and Tables Preface Nathan D. Nielsen
MD Part One: Prices Paid 1. My COVID-19 Journey Anthony McDermott 2. Dania: Riyadh Hospital
2020 Hassan Al-Habeeb
MD 3. Raging Fire: An ICU Physician’s Experience as a COVID-19 Patient Keith Azevedo
MD 4. The Person in the Health Care Worker Rima Styra
MD
Med
FRCPC 5. COVID-19 on the Front Lines: Mental Health and Resilience Peter G. Brindley
MD
FRCPC
FRCP 6. Trauma and Trepidation: The Emotional and Moral Toll of Dealing with Sick Patients Matyas Hervieux
BSc (Hons)
DHS
MA
MD
CCFP (EM) 7. Compassion Fatigue: The Palliative Perspective Sonia Malhotra
MD
MS
FAAP
FAAHPM Part Two: Scarcity 8. The Last Bed: Triage and Triage Avoidance James Downar
MDCM
MHSc
FRCPC
and Bojan N. Paunovic
MD
FRCPC 9. PPE during COVID-19: Scarcity
Science
Logistics
and Paper Bags Steve A. McLaughlin
MD; Erik Kraai
MD; and PPE Committee of the University of New Mexico School of Medicine 10. OMG
We Are Running Out of Propofol! Scott Roach
PharmD
MBA
and Preeyaporn Sarangarm
PharmD
BCPS
BCCCP Part Three: Necessity Is the Mother of Invention 11. Anchored in Family: Starting a Business in Health Care Innovation during COVID-19 Sabrina Fiorellino
JD 12. A Voice from the Operating Room to the Intensive Care Unit: An Anesthesiologist
Redeployed Gianni R. Lorello
BSc
MD
MSc (Med Ed)
CIP
FRCPC 13. How COVID-19 Changed the Way We Transported Patients between Ontario's Hospitals: Prone Patient Transports Andy Pan
MD
FRCPC; Michael Peddle
MD
FRCPC; and Russell MacDonald
MD
MPH
FRCPC
DRCPSC 14. Transporting Patients: Kilometers to Go to Find a Home Bojan N. Paunovic
MD
FRCPC 15. When the Going Gets Tough
the Tough Get Going: A "Hybrid Model" of Pediatric and Adult Critical Care during the COVID-19 Surge Akash Deep
MD
FRCPCH; Philip Knight
MD
MBChB
MRCPH; and Louis Skevington-Postles
BSc 16. Lessons Learned from COVID-19: Personal Perspectives from a Low- and Middle-Income Country Mervyn Mer
MBBCh
Dip PEC (SA)
FCP (SA) 17. Vaccinating Remote Indigenous Communities Homer Tien
MD
FRCSC Part Four: Stories from Forgotten Places 18. COVID-19 Pandemic and the Fate of Indonesian Children Kurniawan Taufiq Kadafi and Ririe Fachrina Malisie 19. Caring for Pediatric Patients with COVID-19 during the Pandemic in Peru: Experiences from 2020 and 2021 Jesús Domínguez-Rojas
MD
and Alvaro Coronado-Muñoz
MD 20. From the Four Directions: Healing on Navajoland Melissa Begay
MD Part Five: Learning under Fire 21. Waiting in the Wings: A Medical Trainee’s Pandemic Experience Gabrielle Karlovich
MD 22. Becoming a Psychiatrist during a Pandemic Houman Rashidian
MD (PGY5)
and Sabrina Agnihotri
MD (PGY4) 23. Pandemic Rites: Rites of Passage as an International ICU Fellow and Journey Back Home Onion Gerald Vergara Ubaldo
MD
MBA
FRCP
FPSCCM 24. Resident Training in COVID-19 Times Pamela H. Orr
MD
MSc
FRCPC Part Six: Systems on the Verge of Collapse 25. Anticipation
Dread
and Worry: Preparing for the Arrival of Sick Patients Matyas Hervieux
BSc (Hons)
DHS
MA
MD
CCFP (EM) 26. "The War on COVID-19": Reflections from the ICU Front Line Peter G. Brindley
MD
FRCPC
FRCP 27. Seven Days in the Intensive Care Unit Laura A. Hawryluck
MSc
MD
FRCPC 28. The Pandemic Was a Powerful Teacher: Ramping Down Services Fayez Quereshy
MD
MBA
FRCSC
FACS 29. COVID-19 Seen from a Preventionist Physician’s Point of View: Will We Be Able to Draw Lessons for the Future? Jean Ralph Zahar
MD 30. Treating the UnVaxxed during COVID-19: Did I Sign Up for This? Peter G. Brindley
MD
FRCPC
FRCP 31. Siloed Still... Laura A. Hawryluck
MSc
MD
FRCPC Part Seven: Lessons and Transformations 32. Turning Pain into Progress Jody Thomas
PhD 33. A Dumpster Full of Flowers Ingrid Duffy
FNP 34. The Same Room Hassan Al-Habeeb
MD 35. No Visitors Rev. Kristel Clayville
PhD 36. History Will Judge Us. And That’s OK. Joe Vipond
MD
and Kashif Pirzada
MD Part Eight: Those Left Behind 37. The Other Epidemic: Overdose Crisis Meaghan Reaburn
PharmD
BScPhm
RPh 38. Accessing Mental Health Services: An Expanding Public Need Troy Rieck
PhD
C.Psych 39. From the COVID-19 Ashes: A Journey in Life Transformation Dorrette Ruddock
RN 40. Leading from the Ground: Families Supporting Families and Children with Disabilities Tina Trigg
PhD Part Nine: Reconsider/Reflect/Revisit/Return 41. How COVID-19 Made Salient the Need to Reconsider the Relationships between Health Care Providers and Their Family
Friends
Co-Workers and the Public Matyas Hervieux
BSc (Hons)
DHS
MA
MD
CCFP (EM) 42. Science and Truth during and after COVID-19 Peter G. Brindley
MD
FRCPC
FRCP Afterword Laura A. Hawryluck
MSc
MD
FRCPC Glossary Contributors