Health Care Workers Social Toolkit

Honoring health care workers is not enough—we must work to protect them. A new report from @ResolveTSL & partners lays out recommendations for governments, health systems, and funders. Read the report here: https://bit.ly/39qscFW #protecthealthworkers

From SARS to Ebola and now #COVID19, deadly disease threats impact health workers more than the general population. A new report from @ResolveTSL & partners outlines how to stop this deadly trend. #protecthealthworkers https://bit.ly/39qscFW

We know how to keep health care workers safe: infection prevention & control, health workforce training, socioeconomic & legal support. A new report by @ResolveTSL outlines key recommendations: https://bit.ly/39qscFW #protecthealthworkers

Investment in training, tools & resources for a safer health workforce is urgently needed. This includes ensuring frontline health workers are prioritized for early access to vaccination against #COVID19. A new report on urgent action needed @ResolveTSL https://bit.ly/39qscFW

While the world has hailed frontline health care workers as heroes during the COVID-19 pandemic, little has been done to protect their health and safety. As of September 2020, over 7,000 health care workers had died while fighting COVID-19. A new report ‘Protecting our Front Line: How to Keep Health Care Workers Safe’ by Resolve to Save Lives, an initiative of Vital Strategies and partners lays out the problems our health workforce currently face and recommends urgent actions to address them. https://bit.ly/39qscFW #protecthealthworkers

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to higher infection and death rates for health care workers compared to the general population. Sadly, this is not a new phenomenon. Health care worker infections threaten our ability to respond to disease outbreaks, and make all of us less safe. A new report ‘Protecting our Front Line: How to Keep Health Care Workers Safe’ by Resolve to Save Lives, an initiative of Vital Strategies lays out recommendations for governments, health systems, and funders to address this problem. https://bit.ly/39qscFW #protecthealthworkers

As of September 2020, over 7,000 health care workers had died fighting COVID-19, and that number has continued to grow in the past few months. It is unacceptable that we know how to protect health care workers, but don’t. Simple improvements in infection prevention and control, health workforce training, socioeconomic and legal support, and continuous monitoring and improvement will make health care workers, their patients and their health systems safer. Read the new report ‘Protecting our Front Line: How to Keep Health Care Workers Safe’ by Resolve to Save Lives, an initiative of Vital Strategies here: https://bit.ly/39qscFW #protecthealthworkers