Latest News April 15, 2020 April 15: Weekly Roundup of COVID-19 Coverage from CHIBE Faculty Find selected coronavirus coverage from CHIBE-affiliated faculty members here: Wharton: Kevin Volpp on Wharton Business Daily (Kevin Volpp) Penn Today: Rapid response to COVID-19 puts the power of innovation to the test (Carolyn Cannuscio) The Philadelphia Tribune: Memes, flip phones, compassion: How Philly is fighting coronavirus’ inequitable spread (Carolyn Cannuscio) The Philadelphia Inquirer: The coronavirus pandemic is playing out behind hospital walls. On social media, these doctors and nurses give a peek into the front lines (Kit Delgado) The Philadelphia Inquirer: Tips to help parents cope during school closures (Rinad Beidas) The Philadelphia Inquirer: Why are so many black Americans dying of COVID-19? (Carmen Guerra and Karen Glanz) The Philadelphia Inquirer: Do I need to wash my shoes when I come inside? (Carolyn Cannuscio) ITWire: COVID-19: Google Cloud launches virtual agent support program (Kevin Volpp) KNX 1070 Radio: Life and death decisions may be forced upon doctors in COVID-19 pandemic (Scott Halpern) Today: There’s No Wrong Way to Feel (Rinad Beidas) Fortune: The Coronavirus Economy: How I have been involved in the US response as an epidemiologist (Carolyn Cannuscio) The New York Times: The Way We Ration Ventilators Is Biased (Harald Schmidt) Connecticut Public Radio: When Will It Be Safe To Go Back In The Water? (Alison Buttenheim) The Philadelphia Inquirer: Coronavirus threat spurs movement of cancer care into homes (Justin Bekelman) The New York Times: Will 2020 Be the Year That Medicine Was Saved? (Amol Navathe) USA Today: Dr. Fauci says immunity certificates ‘possible’ after coronavirus pandemic. Here’s what that means (Harald Schmidt) Newsweek: First-Come, First-Served Healthcare No Longer Applies. We Must Now Allocate Care To Those Who Will Benefit The Most (Scott Halpern)
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