Covid-19 is traumatising our doctors and nurses


  • Focus
  • Wednesday, 27 Jan 2021

Healthcare workers face not only the relentless demands of their jobs – heightened because of a shortage of beds and nurses – but also the constant loss of life of those in their care. — Reuters

HAND it to human beings. We have repeatedly defied predictions that we will buckle under the extreme pressure of adverse events.

Time and again, whether it was during the eight-month blitz in World War II, or after 9/11, people have proved remarkably resilient in the face of adversity.

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