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Lacking Appropriate Protective Equipment They Fight Management and Covid-19 Virus
Actuality (Uncut Material)
Elizabeth Lalasz,Genevieve Lewis,Consuelo Vargus, and transit workers Vanessa Garcia,Erek Slater
 Dale Lehman/WZRD  Contact Contributor
April 28, 2020, 10:34 a.m.
Press conference/action in front of Cook County Stroger Hospital which is dealing with the second highest number of Covid -19 infected nurses in the nation. Approximately a dozen National Nurses United nurses were masked and social distancing on scene, displaying a banner with pictures of home made protective gear; speakers explain. They were joined by two transit union workers who daily bring patients to and from the hospital, exposing themselves, families and riders to potential COVID-19 exposure due to hospital management's failure to follow CDC testing policy and provision of level appropriate protective equipment. A nurse states management tried to bully her into using sub standard protective gear that the doctors refuse to wear.
National Nurses United
Danny Ritter 312-241-3671
press@nationalnursesunited.org
Details of PR Release:
Tomorrow Evening At 8 PM
Chicago,IL-To protest the lack of personal protective equipment and the high number of COVID-19 infections among nurses, registered nurses at John H. Stroger Hospital will hold an action and media availability during their shift change, announced National Nurses United (NNU)today.

Nurses and other staff are being denied hair covers, shoe covers, and isolation gowns that are designed to protect against viral infection. Cook County Health and Hospital System is failing to systematically screen staff for COVID-19 symptoms at the beginning and end of their shifts, which is a practice required by the Chicago Department of Public Health. Nurses are demanding personal protective equipment that is designed to protect against viral infections and that the Cook County Health and Hospital System comply with the directives of the Chicago Department of Health.

National Nurses Organizing Committee/National Nurses United is the nations largest and fastest growing union representing 150,000 registered nurses across the country.

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