Ka likhoeli tse ngata, mokhatlo o ntse o le rekotong ea ho ts'ehetsa taelo ea ente bakeng sa basebeletsi ba tsa bophelo bo botle ka lebaka la hore liente e le eona ntho ea bohlokoa ntoeng khahlanong le COVID-19.

"ENA e thabetse qeto ea Lekhotla le ka Holimo-limo ea ho tšehetsa taelo ea mmuso e amang basebeletsi ba tsa bophelo bo botle ka lebaka la kamano eo e nang le eona le polokeho ea baoki le bakuli ba ED," ho boletse Mopresidente oa ENA Jennifer Schmitz, MSN, EMT-P, CEN. , CPEN, CNML, FNP-C, NE-BC. "ENA e boetse e hlokomela hore litaelo tse pharalletseng tsa ente tse reretsoeng ho thibela ho ata ha COVID-19 li ka ba molemo ho basebeletsi ba tsa bophelo bo botle ba ka pele ho seoa sena ka lilemo tse ka bang peli le bophelo bo botle ba sechaba."

Molaetseng oa video oa Labone, Schmitz, o khothalelitse sechaba ho nahanisisa pele ba ea makaleng a tšohanyetso bakeng sa tlhahlobo ea COVID-19.

"Naha ea rona e na le keketseho e kholo ea linyeoe tsa COVID-19 mme ho kenyelletsa batho likamoreng tsa ho leta ba batlang liteko ho baka tšubuhlellano," ho boletse Schmitz. "Haeba u sa tsebe hantle hore na u na le COVID, ho tla sebakeng se koaletsoeng moo u tsebang hore batho ba na le COVID ha se bethe ea hau e ntle ka ho fetisisa."

Mokhatlo o khothalelitse mang kapa mang ea batlang tlhahlobo hore a hlahlobe mafapha a bophelo le a lehae bakeng sa likhetho.

Schmitz o boetse a kopa sechaba ho tsoela pele ho itšehla thajana, ho roala limaske ha ho loketse le ho itloaetsa bohloeki ba matsoho.

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“ENA is pleased by the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the federal mandate involving health care workers because of the connection it has to the safety of emergency nurses and patients in the ED,”.
Ka likhoeli tse ngata, mokhatlo o ntse o le rekotong ea ho ts'ehetsa taelo ea ente bakeng sa basebeletsi ba tsa bophelo bo botle ka lebaka la hore liente e le eona ntho ea bohlokoa ntoeng khahlanong le COVID-19.
“ENA also recognizes that broader vaccination mandates aimed at stemming the spread of COVID-19 would be beneficial to health care workers on the front lines of the pandemic for nearly two years and overall public health.