Arizona Nurses concerned about Personal Protection Equipment for a COVID-19 patient-surge

April 1, 2020
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A new survey shows that nurses in Arizona are concerned about having enough personal protection equipment to stay safe during a coronavirus patient-surge. The survey was conducted by the Arizona Nurses Association.

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Robin Schaeffer, Arizona Nurses Association Executive Director

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