Comments on: Amazing Staff and Volunteers http://www.sccmblogs.org/amazing-staff-and-volunteers Critical Care Blogs Mon, 07 May 2012 22:32:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Gilles http://www.sccmblogs.org/amazing-staff-and-volunteers/comment-page-1#comment-19 Gilles Tue, 02 Feb 2010 17:06:16 +0000 http://www.sccmblogs.org/?p=67#comment-19 Randy, great to hear from you. What I am hearing is they're real low on antibiotics and of course manpower. Keep on with the good work. Stay healthy! Gilles Randy,

great to hear from you. What I am hearing is they’re real low on antibiotics and of course manpower. Keep on with the good work. Stay healthy!

Gilles

]]> By: Randy S. Wax http://www.sccmblogs.org/amazing-staff-and-volunteers/comment-page-1#comment-16 Randy S. Wax Sat, 30 Jan 2010 18:20:07 +0000 http://www.sccmblogs.org/?p=67#comment-16 Hi Gilles! We have been in touch with Dr. Baez, who is helping coordinate efforts in the DR, along with groups such as Project HOPE and the Pan American Health Organization. We are getting daily updates about the situation. The situation as these sites changes rapidly, due to patient movement in and out of the facilities, new resources being delivered, and teams moving in and out. The various organizations are doing a good job of trying to get the right resources to the right places, but there are many logistical and political challenges. I hope that things are a little better in Barahona today! Randy Hi Gilles! We have been in touch with Dr. Baez, who is helping coordinate efforts in the DR, along with groups such as Project HOPE and the Pan American Health Organization. We are getting daily updates about the situation. The situation as these sites changes rapidly, due to patient movement in and out of the facilities, new resources being delivered, and teams moving in and out. The various organizations are doing a good job of trying to get the right resources to the right places, but there are many logistical and political challenges. I hope that things are a little better in Barahona today!
Randy

]]> By: DJM http://www.sccmblogs.org/amazing-staff-and-volunteers/comment-page-1#comment-12 DJM Thu, 28 Jan 2010 14:47:22 +0000 http://www.sccmblogs.org/?p=67#comment-12 Gilles, We have passed on your report to our team on the ground in the Dom. Republic. Thanks for making us aware. David Gilles,

We have passed on your report to our team on the ground in the Dom. Republic. Thanks for making us aware.

David

]]> By: Gilles Clermont http://www.sccmblogs.org/amazing-staff-and-volunteers/comment-page-1#comment-10 Gilles Clermont Thu, 28 Jan 2010 00:18:28 +0000 http://www.sccmblogs.org/?p=67#comment-10 Marie, real good friends of mine are running a mission in Barahona and two little hospitals there are totally overwhelmed and clearly understaffed as there are some real sick folks there, no ICU of course. Will there be tours in that region. Gilles Marie,

real good friends of mine are running a mission in Barahona and two little hospitals there are totally overwhelmed and clearly understaffed as there are some real sick folks there, no ICU of course. Will there be tours in that region.

Gilles

]]> By: Dr. Marie R. Baldisseri http://www.sccmblogs.org/amazing-staff-and-volunteers/comment-page-1#comment-8 Dr. Marie R. Baldisseri Tue, 26 Jan 2010 13:35:01 +0000 http://www.sccmblogs.org/?p=67#comment-8 On our way to different hospitals in the Santo Domingo today - the plan is to scope out their preexisting hospital and critical care resources so that we can come up with a plan to augment the present capacity with free-standing ICU's as well as augmenting the present ICU's. Will keep u updated, marie On our way to different hospitals in the Santo Domingo today – the plan is to scope out their preexisting hospital and critical care resources so that we can come up with a plan to augment the present capacity with free-standing ICU’s as well as augmenting the present ICU’s. Will keep u updated, marie

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