Our editors cover the COVID-19 pandemic from the eyes of healthcare and frontline workers, data scientists, and the entire coalition helping us get PPE to those who need it most.
A shift in the N95 masks supply-demand chain has caused a disconnect between emerging PPE manufacturers and the healthcare workers that need the life-saving equipment as the nation continues to battle the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19 infections spent weeks in decline before slowly plateauing in early March. Weeks later, the numbers are up–this time fueled by spring breakers and states prematurely lifting COVID-19 restrictions, like mask mandates.
Get Us PPE’s February PPE Shortage Index Shows that community facilities and nonprofits continue to lack medically necessary PPE to protect staff; N95 masks are still not reaching under-resourced facilities.
Anesthesia Hygiene has partnered with Get Us PPE to donate gowns and coveralls to healthcare workers and facilities located in underserved communities in Los Angeles and San Diego.
Jade Bahng, a high schooler in California, founded the Daily Daisy Project in April 2020. This organization sells handmade daisy chain jewelry and donates 100% its proceeds to Get Us PPE.
An error in the supply chain is to blame for healthcare workers’ continued practice of resuing N95 masks.
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