From doctors and nurses to cleaners, in cities big and small, health professionals shared their stories with The Globe this week about what they’re doing to prepare for COVID-19′s peak.
Hospitals across the country are bracing for what’s expected to be a rush of new coronavirus cases in the coming weeks.
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Precy Miguel works evenings cleaning rooms in the emergency department at St. Paul’s – washing floors, changing beds and wiping down railings. She cleans carefully and wears goggles and a mask at all times, adding more protection – including an N95 respirator mask – depending on the seriousness of the coronavirus warning on the door. When she leaves the hospital late at night, she carries a sanitizer wipe to scrub down railings, elevator buttons and door handles.
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