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N.J. hospitals are better at treating COVID-19. But are they ready for a second wave?
Still, some officials fear a lack of PPE if another wave occurs. Debbie White, the president of the Health Professionals and Allied Employees, a union representing 14,000 nurses and front-line caregivers statewide, said PPE shortages remain a concern.
Statement of Debbie White, RN and HPAE President regarding Governor Murphy signing S2712 and S2785 to provide protection for residents and workers in Long Term Care facilities
This new law is a testament to the dedicated fight by our labor allies and other advocates for the elderly, to address these long-standing staffing issues.
Jersey Shore University hospital workers vote on question: Should they join a union?
More than 1,000 housekeepers, technicians and other service workers at Jersey Shore University Medical Center will wrap up voting this week in an election to decide whether to join a labor union.
HPAE President Debbie White interviewed in NJ Spotlight about rising COVID-19 census
No one anticipates the same surge of patients that flooded hospitals last spring, but health care leaders in New Jersey said they are taking steps to ensure proper resources are in place to care for rising numbers of coronavirus cases
A new wave of coronavirus is coming to N.J. Here’s why things might be different this time around.
Since before the state got the first coronavirus crisis under control, health experts and government officials have been warning of a second wave. They weren’t exactly sure when it would come, but they were sure that it would.