A Nurse’s Guide to This Year’s Exceptional Flu Season
As most nurses already know, this year’s flu season is unlike previous ones. It surged earlier than usual and, by mid-January, became widespread across all 50 states.
Hospitals and clinics across the country are experiencing a significant wave of flu cases, affecting everyone from children to older adults. Emergency rooms are inundated, with many facilities so overcrowded that patients line hallways while waiting for beds. Boarding in the ER not only creates longer wait times but also increases exposure risk for patients, visitors, and staff alike.
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