longer required to wear masks, there is an abundance of resources. He believes that the economy is starting to progress. He did however, state that even if we are not required to wear masks, people must remain vigilant in order to protect themselves and their environment. 3. How did this pandemic and the government He stated that during the pandemic, a policies on lockdown affect your person's wage was significantly impacted salaries/wage/profit? by their attendance at work. Because you don't get paid if you don't work. Everyone at the time, including Nurse Alhambra, feared contracting the virus and being separated from their loved ones, which made going to work challenging. These concerns even led a great number of healthcare workers to retire. In regards to the hospital, He stated that he 4. What is your estimate figures of loss or gain? has no information regarding how much the company lost and gained during the pandemic. But personally he said " I don't think I have any losses. It's just the risk that I put in while working and the risk that have to my family, I think that's what I can (consider a loss." There are a lot of impacts, the first thing is 5. What are the impacts of this pandemic they get traumatized already because of to you and to your community? And how did it COVID. When it first got started, people got compare at present? What are the left and felt like they just like "we don't know developments/progress? what to do" just seeing the patient dying around them. He has to call rapid response; he has to call code blue in whatever they do. And if they think they're doing their best, all of sudden, the patient is still passing away. So according to Carl, He has to turn In some patients because they can't bring on their own. He can't do under-backs; hehas to turn them and put them on the front like laying on their chest for them to breathe. He has to call his team because some patients are weak. This pandemic brought big changes since the pandemic started and it was harder for them because they see people dying, they see their patients dying and they know they can't do anything because they still don't know what to do with COVID-19. They see how traumatized their patients are from COVID-19. It's very hard for them because every time they hear COVID-19, they're going to think "Oh, that sickness killed my family members" or something like that, so the trauma that COVID-19 brought to healthcare workers and everyone is difficult in life. It developed because of the vaccine that they caught and until now many people are still being vaccinated. Carl got his vaccination with a booster shot and if he compared the past which is when the pandemic started to the present, He used to get more asymptomatic COVID patients now. When he tests them, they're still positive but they have no fever, they have no cough, and he thinks that they are stronger than before. Once they tested for COVID vaccine, they started having serious symptoms. But now the patient is so strong that they can be tested positive for COVID-19 but they don't see any symptoms so they admit just to quarantine for a couple of days and then ask them to go home. So in conclusion, the progress is the immunity of the people that they got from the vaccination.Age(optional): Stroke Nurse , Charge Nurse Marital Status: . The aim of the Stroke Nurse is to facilitate a smooth transition from hospital back into the community, for Occupation:_ people who have had a stroke and their families. Job description: . The Charge Nurse is responsible for the smooth and Company and office address: _ efficient patient flow within the clinic. Years of Service: Sharp Hospital ; 7901 Frost St, San Diego, CA 92123, USA Since the government enforced enhanced 1. What are the problems he/she encountered community quarantine, he finds it since the government imposed enhanced challenging to stay away from his family community quarantine? especially when a member of his family has been exposed to COVID-19. Depending on the protocol, there are several periods of quarantine. At that point, the situation changes. Permanent things did not exist at that time. Regarding COVID-19, nobody knows how and what to do. People were forced to abandon their employment at hotels, restaurants, and other jobs that had to close. This is the most difficult aspect of the quarantine. He is really lucky to be employed in the medical field. The main difficult part for him is being separated from his loved ones during quarantine 2 How did your company handle He expressed his difficulty at the time, the business operations during the particularly in terms of resources. Before pandemic, the time when mobility are the pandemic, they had to dispose of or limited and majority of business replace masks and hospital gowns establishments were shut down, and at immediately after use. During the present when most people were pandemic, however, they had to keep those vaccinated and establishments were masks, gowns, and gloves for the entire open? shift. Due to a shortage, they were forced to extend the use of their resources rather than changing after seeing each patient. But now that the vast majority of people have been vaccinated, establishments and businesses are opening up, and we are no