Doctors, nurses and health care professionals have been on the frontlines of the fight against COVID-19 since the pandemic began three years ago. We asked six of them how their lives, jobs, and views about medicine and public health have changed since.
One of my colleagues and I went to the Golden State Warriors game with a group of trainees because we wanted to build that community, and the trainees didn't know each other by face because they only saw each other through masks. And there's so much physicality that you have and body language, so things are far from back to normal. People are operating out of mental exhaustion.
Transitional kindergarten teacher Heidi Ardin speaks with one of her students at Harding Elementary in Sylmar on April 13, 2021, the first day of L.A. Unified School District's transition to "hybrid" instruction since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. So many kids just lost out on school experiences, not only the learning but the social experiences. The isolation that they experienced was severe. So there's a lot of catching up to do among children as well as teens. It's not only the younger children. For example, in medical school and the residents in training, they missed out on so much during this time because they didn't have interactive conferences in person.
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