Frontliners in the US traumatised by constant abuse


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It’s not only the Covid-19 pandemic that is urgent, but also the trauma faced by healthcare workers who frequently receive abuse while treating patients. — TNS

By late September (2021), Rikki Koberlein couldn’t take another day.

For months, she had been yelled and cursed at, called a “political pawn” and told she wasn’t doing her job properly.

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