Some of the “mixed bag” mentality can be found in places such as the Bedford-Stuyvesant Volunteer Ambulance Corps where Commanding Officer Antoine Robinson said that the work of his crew was “phenomenal,” but the work came with a price.
, who kept working? Being in danger’s way was equal parts scary or a call to duty . A mixed bag.
Faiza Khalid, a tech teacher at P.S. 36 in Manhattan said that while the two years have been difficult, it’s adding more to her arsenal that she can take into the future as a teacher. For those such as New York State Nurses Association President Nancy Hagans, RN, BSN, CCRN, the pandemic exposed how much nurses mean to the public and to the medical industry.
“To fix inequality in health care, to improve quality care, and to address the growing understaffing crisis at NYC H+H, the city needs to provide more funding and support to our public system.”
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