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Critical care capacity: The number to watch during the battle of COVID-19, McKinsey, March 2020.
How much should we increase capacity? It depends on the starting point of each country, but in most instances is four to five times. This increase is possible; and is part of the focus of the health response across the world. But we strongly suggest to healthcare leaders to put this sentence on top of their and their colleagues’ proverbial inbox: Start watching critical care capacity....
Even in advanced economies like the United States, 25 percent of households live from paycheck to paycheck, and 40 percent of Americans are unable to cover an unexpected expense of $400 without borrowing. ...
Growing healthcare capacity at lightning speed...
Slowing the demand for critical care ...
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