They are packed with hysterical whiners who have a positive test result and rush to emergency thinking they are going to die. They all need to be ignored.
100% of available beds = we don't have enough staff so we've locked out X% of our beds.
The key word is "available".
In Texas, I personally know 2 RNs who were pushed out for not having the vax. It's common here. So, any hospital crowding is artificially created by the hospital administration ... not because of illness.
Oklahoma hospital floors have more issues with the shitty staffing practices ive noticed. They've got way more rooms/beds than staff because the staff is fed up and looking for less stressful jobs. Can't give each nurse seven patients for a year when the norm used to be 4-5 and expect them to put up with it forever.
The nurses say they no longer have time to make tiktok videos...
iTS PROPAGANDA.
They did the same did in NEW england last week.. Its all BS.
Check out John Hopkins ICU bed status data: completely refutes it.
Do you often see random videos of hospital isolation wards being uploaded...? or could they be like, isolated and people probably don't want to be filmed either.
I've not seen many bird videos recently either? birds aren't real: confirmed
They are cram packed due to the understaff environment they created themselves, vaccinated getting sick, and hypochondriac's flooding ER centers to get tested every fuckin time they get a runny nose DURING WINTER !
You don't go to the ER to get tested, they have buses or clinics or something? I've no idea, never been tested
No man, normal logical people don't go to the ER to get tested, wetbacks, niggers, and just your in general white trash or any other trash group of people in every ethnicity run to the ER, people are fucked in the head and can't quite get a grip on the strain how much this and this alone is putting on already understaffed hospitals.
hypochondriac's flooding ER centers to get tested every fuckin time they get a runny nose
Bingo.
They fired their unvaxxed employees, and now staffing shortages are taking a toll. Hospitals do not revolve around how many beds they have, but around the support personnel to look after the patients in the beds. If a hospital has lost 1/2 of it's employees, they are a full capacity with only half of their beds full.
Hospitals by design run at 100% capacity.
They use tricks. They close half or 3 quarters of an ICU, then when it gets full, they say the ICU is at 100% capacity.
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