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I attended a session on exactly the same question today, led by our head bioethics person with an outside speaker. No one is really willling to come out with a set of hard criteria and priorities.
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And yeah, the deceleration problem to make human travel a worthwhile thing is a big issue. Having to carry double the fuel you need to get there just to stop in time? I know there is atmospheric braking and that works great for a lot of LEO and 'local' trips, but given the speeds that you would need to go interstellar it just can't be practical.
I enjoyed your analogy as well.
This also basically puts the kibosh on aliens, which doesn't stop my nightmares.
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I sure hope it’s not needed. Fingers crossed.
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There’s no place like home.
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And it seems we're going to put an offer in on that house. Seems surreal under the circumstances, but its a gem.
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They actually have a validated score system based on various objective criteria. If beds or vents not adequate, people with the worst score/prognosis don’t get treated or have it withdrawn. It’s terrible but worst-case, necessary. They make it very clear that the people on this committee are NOT the clinicians who are caring for individuals. This is more like population management.
I sure hope it’s not needed. Fingers crossed.
I sure hope it’s not needed. Fingers crossed.
And yes, the triage committee is there to insulate the providers from having, or being allowed, to make any resource allocation decisions.
Yeah, good to think about, awful to have to do.
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The discussion I heard went beyond clinical criteria to emergency provider status, self-inflicted harms, e.g., smoking, and discussion of whether risk factors, e.g., metabolic syndrome, acquired as a partial result of racial or economic care disparities should be considered differently.
And yes, the triage committee is there to insulate the providers from having, or being allowed, to make any resource allocation decisions.
Yeah, good to think about, awful to have to do.
And yes, the triage committee is there to insulate the providers from having, or being allowed, to make any resource allocation decisions.
Yeah, good to think about, awful to have to do.
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The discussion I heard went beyond clinical criteria to emergency provider status, self-inflicted harms, e.g., smoking, and discussion of whether risk factors, e.g., metabolic syndrome, acquired as a partial result of racial or economic care disparities should be considered differently.
And yes, the triage committee is there to insulate the providers from having, or being allowed, to make any resource allocation decisions.
Yeah, good to think about, awful to have to do.
And yes, the triage committee is there to insulate the providers from having, or being allowed, to make any resource allocation decisions.
Yeah, good to think about, awful to have to do.
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It puts a bad dat at the office for me into perspective. I'm glad you're doing the job; I'd have a very hard time with it.
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Worked from home today due to my poor wife having a terrible muscle spasm in her back, and I wanted to make sure any help she needed was available.
Thankfully, she's doing a lot better. She finally has a functional range of movement after being basically immobile and bedridden. Really tough to see
OTOH, I kind of forgot how nice it was to listen to music on some decent near-field desktop speakers.
Thankfully, she's doing a lot better. She finally has a functional range of movement after being basically immobile and bedridden. Really tough to see
OTOH, I kind of forgot how nice it was to listen to music on some decent near-field desktop speakers.
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Worked from home today due to my poor wife having a terrible muscle spasm in her back, and I wanted to make sure any help she needed was available.
Thankfully, she's doing a lot better. She finally has a functional range of movement after being basically immobile and bedridden. Really tough to see
OTOH, I kind of forgot how nice it was to listen to music on some decent near-field desktop speakers.
Thankfully, she's doing a lot better. She finally has a functional range of movement after being basically immobile and bedridden. Really tough to see
OTOH, I kind of forgot how nice it was to listen to music on some decent near-field desktop speakers.
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