Health Report: Women Working in Health Care – Jul 8
Posted by The Philadelphia Inquirer on July 6, 2021
From lab technicians and cardiac surgeons to respiratory therapists and trauma nurses, health care workers have faced challenges, triumph, tragedy and flat-out exhaustion during the COVID-19 pandemic. For reasons both professional and personal, women in the health care workforce often face a unique set of circumstances that have some looking to make changes both for themselves and for their colleagues.
On our next Inquirer LIVE: Health Report, Inquirer health editor Charlotte Sutton talks with a group of women who work in health care to discuss the lessons of the pandemic and how they intend to use them in order to improve life for their patients, their peers and themselves.
Date and Time: Thursday, July 8, 2021, 4:15-5:15 PM
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