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COVID-19 surge: Alaska's largest hospital implements crisis care standards

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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - Overwhelmed by a surge in COVID-19 patients, Alaska’s largest hospital on Tuesday implemented crisis standards of care, prioritizing resources and treatments to those patients who have the potential to benefit the most."While we are doing our utmost, we are no longer able to provide the standard of care to each and every patient who needs our help," Dr.

Kristen Solana Walkinshaw, chief of staff at Providence Alaska Medical Center, wrote in a letter addressed to Alaskans and distributed Tuesday."The acuity and number of patients now exceeds our resources and our ability to staff beds with skilled caregivers, like nurses and respiratory therapists.

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