Commentary: Who is Remembering Local Public Health? The Forgotten Pandemic Worker

Jodi Brookins-Fisher, Alexis Blavos, H. Hancher-Rauch, Amy Thompson
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As the COVID-19 pandemic rages, there is no end in sight to the stress induced on the public health workforce. It is clear over the last 18+ months that the woeful underfunding of public health efforts across the US impacted the speed and agility with which public health experts have tackled the pandemic. This has led to the emotional decimation of public health workers who have plowed forward, even as they have worked long and stressful hours while also being politically and physically vilified. If this continues, what does the future of our public health workforce look like?
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解说:谁在怀念当地的公共卫生?被遗忘的流行病工作者
随着新冠肺炎疫情肆虐,公共卫生工作人员的压力看不到尽头。很明显,在过去的18个多月里,美国各地公共卫生工作严重资金不足,影响了公共卫生专家应对疫情的速度和灵活性。这导致了辛勤工作的公共卫生工作者的情绪崩溃,尽管他们工作时间长、压力大,同时也受到政治和身体上的诽谤。如果这种情况继续下去,我们公共卫生工作人员的未来会是什么样子?
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