DOCTORS AND MEDICAL STAFF

A superhero without cape!!!

The COVID-19 pandemic has certainly changed the way people approach their healthcare.The global healthcare system has lagged in its ability to effectively respond to novel and highly contagious viruses. However, we are learning and updating protocols for diagnosing, treating, containing, and curing these types of global pandemics. Furthermore, frontline healthcare workers are expanding their roles and assuming greater responsibilities while fighting this viral epidemic.
Here are a few of the critical roles that have been proposed and implemented.

• The Role of Nurses During a Pandemic.
• The Role of Medical Assistants During a Pandemic.
• The Role of Medical Office Administrators During a Pandemic.

The Role of Nurses During a Pandemic
A nurse’s role in a pandemic is dramatically expanded and increasingly critical. Nurses become the most important player in the screening, early diagnosis, and ongoing monitoring of infected patients. Nurses also assume the vital role of documenting a patient’s status and communicating it to other health officials. Patients require nebulized medications and intubation, both of which increase the risk of airborne infection to the nurse. Because infection increases the patient’s risk of developing wounds, nurses must increase their vigilance for wound prevention.

The Role of Medical Assistants During a Pandemic
In a pandemic crisis, Medical Assistants (MAs) may be needed to provide greater assistance and increase their clinical responsibilities as doctors and nurses become overloaded. As the number of patients surge, MAs may need to perform more of the first stage procedures, including patient education, triage, and patient prep. Medical Assistants may also be utilized for care services, such as remote physiologic monitoring (RPM) under the supervision of the physician or other qualified healthcare professionals.

The Role of Medical Office Administrators During a Pandemic
Perhaps the most valuable role of Medical Office Administrators (MOAs) during a pandemic is communication. In addition to canceling and postponing non-critical appointments and procedures, MOAs are relied upon to communicate the status of patients who have tested positive to the appropriate officials. Once they have done so, steps can be taken to track and contain the virus. MOAs can also help secure adequate medical supplies (PPEs in particular) during an outbreak. These supplies may include masks, gloves, eye protection, sanitizers, isolation gowns, testing kits, medications, and other life-saving equipment.
we thank our doctors and the medical staff team to be so dedicated towards their duty and risking their as well as their family life to serve the nation.

INDIAN ARMY

We sleep & they Stay Awake for us!!!

REAL HEROES DON'T WEAR CAP; THEY PUT INDIAN FLAG ON THEIR UNIFORMS. LET'S THANK TO THESE REAL HEROES, LET'S THANK TO OUR INDIAN ARMY.
We know that we are ordinary citizen of the country, where our heroes from Indian Army keep us secure and safe. When we enjoy our holiday with our family, our soldiers march early in the morning and work all day with the motto “Service before Self”. Over the past many years, we all have witnessed our soldier’s unflinching determination to do what is right, their enthusiasm to go the extra mile and to put India and Indians before themselves. First and foremost, we would love to give a huge shout out and our heartfelt “THANKS” to all they have done and doing for us and our country. We all have witnessed our soldiers’ braveness and greatness and for everything we want to salute them from our hearts. We know this is nothing compare to what our heroes do for us but this the least possible thing we can do for them; To soldiers who are protecting us at our country border.

THE LEGENDARY PEOPLES WE CAN'T FORGET!!!
We all are grateful to you all and touched by the way how bravely you all carry out your duties. Remember dear soldiers, you all are special; your love for the country, struggle, braveness and heroism can never be matched by others. We wish if every citizen of this country shows the same willingness like you for the motherland that will be the beginning of India’s glorious future.whether its be any festival,they are on duty to make the people of india happy and safe.
during this pandemic,the war against china they played a major role.

POLICE

A superhero without cape!!!

Police officers put their lives on the line every day to protect communities and keep the peace. Yet, it can be a bit of a thankless job, which is why the third Saturday of September is now recognized nationally as "Thank a Police Officer Day." Showing appreciation for law enforcement can go a long way in boosting the morale of officers. Residents, businesses and civic organizations can all participate on "Thank a Police Officer Day," as there are many creative ways people across the country are getting involved. Moreover we can see police to be always active on their duty.Citizens of India are safe only because of you.Looking at the worse condition one should always support the officers.

Officers really do hard work to serve our nation.During this pandemic, they proved it right by doing several things like:
1)Serve food to the needy people.
2)Ask people to follow the certain rules
3)create awareness amog the people about the virus.

CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL SECURITY FORCE

Their job is risky, but it is a national duty!!!

The CISF provides security cover to 300 industrial units, government infrastructure projects and facilities and establishments located all over India. Industrial sectors like atomic power plants, space installations, mines, oil fields and refineries, major ports, heavy engineering, steel plants, barrages, fertiliser units, airports and hydroelectric/thermal power plants owned and controlled by Central Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs), and currency note presses producing Indian currency are protected by CISF. It thereby covers installations all over India straddling a variety of terrain and climatic conditions. CISF also provides consultancy services to private industries as well as other organisations within the Indian government. The scope of practice includes security consulting and fire protection consulting. CISF is a unique organisation in the paramilitary forces of India, which works for seaways, airways and some of the major installations in India. In the CISF there are some reserved battalions which works with the state police to preserve law and orders. The CISF plays a major role in Disaster Management. The CISF has a 'Fire Wing' which helps during fire accidents in Industries where the CISF is on guard.

CISF plays a vital role in every feilds.
1)CISF protection to Non-Nationalised Industry/ Corporate sector
The Indian Parliament on 25 February 2009 authorised the provision of Central Industrial Security Force security to private and cooperative establishments across the country for a fee with the passage of the CISF (Amendment) Bill, 2008. The Bill, which was passed by Rajya Sabha on 19 February and Lok Sabha on 25 February 2009, also provides for deployment of CISF to protect Indian missions abroad and its participation in the UN peacekeeping operations.
2)Universities Security
Vice-Chancellor of Visva-Bharati University in Santiniketan has asked the Central Government to permanently deploy Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel on its campus.
3)Airport security
The CISF is in charge of airport security at all commercial airports in India. Airport security, in the past, was under the control of airport police (under the relevant state government). However, following the hijacking of Indian Airlines Flight 814 in 1999, the topic of handing over security of the airports to the CISF was first proposed. While this proposal lay low for the next two years, the central government decided to respond to the security threat faced by all major nations.
4)Security for Delhi Metro
Security on the Delhi Metro is handled by the CISF Unit Delhi Metro Rail Corporation of CISF, who have been guarding the system ever since they took over from the Delhi Police in 2007.[12] Closed-circuit cameras are used to monitor trains and stations, and feed from these is monitored by both the CISF and Delhi Metro authorities at their respective control rooms.
5)Fire Wing
Besides providing protection, safety, and security to Industrial undertaking/installations, CISF also offers protection against Fire hazards. CISF has a highly specialised, trained and fully equipped fire wing. The first fire wing unit with a strength of 53 personnel was Inducted in FACT Cochin. As on date, the fire wing has been inducted in 91 units. The present strength of the Fire Wing is 6769 personnel.

JOURNALIST AND NEWS REPORTERS

Stories That Count, From People Who Care!!!

Apublic thank-you to our Nebraska news reporters is past due. The reporters for this paper, along with the local television and radio stations, work tirelessly -- and at risk to their own health -- to keep us informed and hold our officials accountable. Newspapers are hurting financially, and yet we are getting COVID-related stories free of charge on online editions. Our Nebraska news reporters are out on the streets finding those stories even though there are fewer and fewer reporters each year. These journalists are our neighbors and our friends, moms and dads risking their health to bring us COVID-19, and other, stories. They find the sad stories and the happy ones. They are the people whose words and voices we wake up to each morning, the individuals who we watch each night. Do not disregard their work. Do not disregard their sacrifice. The Society of Professional Journalists Code of Ethics calls on practicing journalists to “seek truth and report it.” Their code requires journalists to be accurate and fair. It also requires journalists to be honest and courageous in gathering, reporting and interpreting information. You are our information heroes.

An added thank you to all high-profile news reporters who are using their visibility to demonstrate that wearing face masks is appropriate and respectful to others. We are lucky beyond measure to have the reporters of this paper and all Nebraska news outlets helping us to think through our current state of affairs.
1)In-Depth Reporting
during this pandemic also we get the proper report of what is going all around our country.
2)Informative breaking story
Every time the news flashed on the screen has a very informative information. each and every details are given in apresentable manner.
As a graduate of the College of Journalism, I respect the work of those on the front lines.

DELIVERY AGENTS

Better solution, to a better you!!!

COVID-19, also known as coronavirus, has become an epidemic disruption, impacting customer service and support delivery and affecting customers worldwide. Customer service and support leaders should use this appraisal to establish near- and long-term strategies for responding to potential impacts.While customer service and support leaders are familiar with business continuity and disaster recovery planning, pandemic planning is different because of its wider scope and the uncertainty of impact. The global and dynamic impact of events such as COVID-19 also require planning for longer recovery times and many scenarios; because pandemic events are so fluid, things can change quickly and without notice. Customer service and support leaders need well-developed but flexible plans to deal with COVID-19. These plans should address operational continuity, staff morale and customer demand.

Customer service and support leaders preparing business continuity plans focused on widespread infectious threats such as COVID-19 should: Maintain continuity of business operations by completing a workforce planning assessment and determining your outsourcing and work-from-home options. Keep quarantined employees engaged and productive by providing them with the opportunity to perform offline work and participate in online training. Proactively notify customers of any status or policy changes caused by COVID-19 by utilizing inbound and outbound channels such as SMS, IVR and phone. Alleviate employee anxiety and show compassion by offering counseling, flexible time off and sick leave policies.

WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZTION

WHO has recognized acupuncture as effective in treating mild to moderate depression!!!

On 24 April 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) hosted an EPI-WIN COVID-19 webinar on the topic of “safe return to work”. Participants represented a wide variety of organizations including hospitals, universities and research institutes, professional bodies and academic societies, United Nations agencies and other international organizations, national government departments and agencies, non-governmental organizations, labour unions, and the private sector. As the numbers of daily deaths as a result of the ongoing Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic begin to decline and conversations intensify around lifting restrictions on both individuals and businesses in a number of countries, this webinar sought to address the growing demand for information on how this can be achieved safely, and implications of the pandemic’s secondary impacts for business and society going forward. The webinar’s speakers were able to highlight specific challenges faced across a range of sectors.

The current COVID-19 pandemic is unprecedented, but the global response draws on the lessons learned from other disease outbreaks over the past several decades. As part of WHO’s response, the R&D Blueprint was activated to accelerate diagnostics, vaccines and therapeutics for this novel coronavirus. The Blueprint aims to improve coordination between scientists and global health professionals, accelerate the research and development process, and develop new norms and standards to learn from and improve upon the global response. On 30 January 2020, following the recommendations of the Emergency Committee, the WHO Director-General declared that the outbreak constitutes a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC). World scientists on COVID-19 then met at the World Health Organization’s Geneva headquarters on 11–12 February 2020 to assess the current level of knowledge about the new virus, agree on critical research questions that need to be answered urgently, and to find ways to work together to accelerate and fund priority research to curtail this outbreak and prepare for those in the future.

RAILWAY EMPLOYEE

No matter the day, safety is here to stay!!!

Railways said the items were being ferried through its timetabled parcel services to strengthen government's efforts in managing the challenges and adverse impact of the coronavirus outbreak. Railways has transported 1,150 tonnes of medical items during the lockdown period across the country, the national transporter said on Sunday, adding that they include medicines, masks, hospital items and other medical commodities. It said the items were being ferried through its timetabled parcel services to strengthen government's efforts in managing the challenges and adverse impact of the coronavirus outbreak in the country. At almost 400 tonnes, the Northern Railway ferried the maximum items followed by Western Railway (328.84 tonnes) and Central Railway (136 tonnes). While the railways has played a significant role in transporting essential commodities across the country, it has also been helping people with medical aid when necessary.

Recently, it transported medicines from Ahmedabad to Ajmer for an autistic boy and in a similar case, sent post surgery medicines for a 16-year-old from Ahmedabad to Ratlam in parcel trains. "Indian Railways is touching human lives during the hour of crisis. Recently, for an autistic child, skimmed camel milk was transported by a parcel train from Ajmer to Mumbai when the parents resorted for help on social media platform," the railways said in a statement. "Similarly, another autistic child in Ajmer suffering from serious ailments, had his stock of medicines run out, his relatives approached Railway officials and medicines were transported by a parcel train from Ahmedabad to Ajmer," it said.

BANK EMPLOYEE

Your money in Good hands!!!

As the novel coronavirus spreads throughout the U.S., banks are adding extra benefits for employees working in branches as well as those pulled away from work to deal with illness and caregiving responsibilities. They are paying bonuses to front-line employees still working, or offering extra paid time off for those who are sick or self-quarantined, financial assistance with child care, or virtual doctors’ appointments. In a global pandemic, the added benefits aren’t just the right thing to do for employees, they’re also a valuable public health measure that could help slow the disease’s spread, bankers say. The $473 billion-asset Truist in Charlotte, N.C., for example, said that it would increase paid time off and family care benefits and pay a special childcare allowance to employees making less than $50,000 per year. And JPMorgan Chase said Friday that it will pay $1,000 bonuses to branch employees who make less than $60,000 and continue to work on-site.

Keeping employees and customers as safe as possible is every bank's top priority, which is why banks are embracing telework and social distancing, providing paid sick leave, expanding safe banking services through drive-up windows, and personalized 'golden hours' appointments for at-risk seniors,” Paul Benda, the enior vice president, risk and cybersecurity policy at the American Bankers Association said in an email. “These efforts are just one way America's banks are trying to stop the spread of COVID-19, while still supporting the economy." The additional benefits are just one way the banking industry has responded to the impacts of the novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19. Over the past two weeks, banks have also reduced and eliminated travel, sent many employees home to work remotely, and closed or limited access to branches. The virus first emerged in the U.S. in late January, but spread fast in March and soon reached pandemic status. The U.S. had 10,442 cases of coronavirus, including 150 deaths, as of Friday morning, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

CITIZENS OF INDIA

Better solution, to a better you!!!

Amid the growing number of novel coronavirus cases in the country, the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment along with Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Monday issued an advisory for the well being of 16 crore senior citizens across India and help them deal with COVID-19. The highly infectious COVID-19 has infected 9,352 people in the country, according to the latest data from the Union Health Ministry. The World Health Organization also said that the novel coronavirus is 10 times more deadly than swine flu, also called H1N1, which caused a global pandemic in 2009, the World Health Organization said on Monday, calling for control measures to be lifted "slowly". Senior citizens who are aged above 60 years and especially those with medical conditions, such as chronic respiratory disease, heart, liver and kidney disease, neurologic conditions, diabetes, hypertension and cancer, are particularly susceptible to infections during these times.The Health Ministry along with Department of Geriatric Medicine, AIIMS, Delhi has prepared a list of Do's and Dont's for the senior citizens.

Centre's Guidelines For Senior Citizens To Fight COVID-19: Do's and Don'ts COVID19: Senior citizens are advised to stay home and maintain hygiene (Representational)New Delhi: Amid the growing number of novel coronavirus cases in the country, the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment along with Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Monday issued an advisory for the well being of 16 crore senior citizens across India and help them deal with COVID-19. The highly infectious COVID-19 has infected 9,352 people in the country, according to the latest data from the Union Health Ministry. The World Health Organization also said that the novel coronavirus is 10 times more deadly than swine flu, also called H1N1, which caused a global pandemic in 2009, the World Health Organization said on Monday, calling for control measures to be lifted "slowly". Senior citizens who are aged above 60 years and especially those with medical conditions, such as chronic respiratory disease, heart, liver and kidney disease, neurologic conditions, diabetes, hypertension and cancer, are particularly susceptible to infections during these times. The Health Ministry along with Department of Geriatric Medicine, AIIMS, Delhi has prepared a list of Do's and Dont's for the senior citizens.PromotedListen to the latest songs, only on JioSaavn.com Senior citizens are clearly advised to refrain from the following: Come in close contact with those displaying symptoms of coronavirus disease Cough or sneeze into bare hands Touch eyes, face and nose Shake hand or hug friends Visit crowded places such as parks, markets Self-medicate Visit hospital for routine check-up The guidelines to be practiced and observed by senior citizens to fight the disease include staying at home, avoid visitors and gatherings, maintain hygiene, wash hands before and after meals, sneeze and cough into tissue paper and handkerchief, and keep monitoring one's health.