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 INTERNSHIP
REPORT
(2021)

Name: Ayush Singh

E No.:
A1833319184
Course: BBA(IB)
Section:E
Submitted to: Mrs.Aastha Gupta

Topic: Post Covid Management & Research

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3
I worked in a hospital in greater Noida And
to be honest it was a really hard job in the
corona situation I did internship of a total of
45 days in the hospital with no salary my
main job was To solve the covid created
problems in the hospital. The hospital had
approximately 70 employees, The salary
time and work management of the
employees was also my work, W hen I joined
11

the hospital the city and h ence the country

28

was going W as going through the end of the

11

second wave so along with my duties I also

had to be safe from this virus. The hospital
was mainly an eye center hospital But due
to the situation it had to convert into the
corona Hospital. In my following report I
have mentioned the challenges faced by me
and the hospital and the solution o f it.
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A ll patients and hospital workers were
5

screened for COVID-19 repeatedly, An

inspection team on the side was
installed.
Separation of patients began. Intense
h ygiene training of
23 workers was
also initiated. While reports f the virus
o began in early 2020,
5
s ome patients could
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have already been affected, and p atients

5
5
wmiothrtaplisting
reri-sekx, outbreak
ical ondition we
was contained
afteer in
intensified infection control measures were
implemented. During rising cases
indicating second wave separate sections
in the hospital were created for covid
patients and
beds were freed. S tate of emergency
1

declared in several federal states to

distribute COVID-19 patients across
hospitals. hospitals shall ensure
coordinated cooperation between the
rescue service, in particular with the fire
brigades, the disaster control units and
facilities, the hospitals and the aid
organizations involved in civil and disaster
control. The integrated regional control
centers have more control options when
transferring patients to a suitable hospital.
The medical director rescue service
decides, in cooperation with the central
6
coordination office of the hospitals, about the
utilization of the necessary hospital
capacities. In addition, rehabilitation clinics
might be used to treat non-severe non-
COVID patients. severely hit by the second
wave of the pandemic, coordinates COVID-
19 patients pathways and hospital
capacities in three regional clusters. Three
hospital control units have been set up at
three large regional hospitals that monitor
hospital capacities all day and coordinate
with the rescue services. First, patients are
redirected within one cluster. In case no
capacities are available within one cluster,
cross-cluster takeover takes place.
Rehabilitation clinics in Saxony have been
granted auxiliary hospital status by the
Ministry of Health to take in and treat
COVID-19 patients. The clinics have been
assisting surrounding hospitals since
7

December, with some clinics offering as

 man 19
While a 50 clinics have OV Ddesignated
s for been -19 sto
take in patients so far, not all may be able
to due to lack of personnel and critical
equipment. a new ordinance regarding the
entitlement for vaccination against the
coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 came into force
after being announced by the Prime Health
Minister. Due to at least initial scarcity
vaccination will follow of a hierarchical
order with three priority stages.
First, the highest priority is given to
persons above the age of 80; persons
working in inpatient facilities or in
medical facilities with a very high risk of
exposure (e.g. intensive care units, in
emergency rooms, in emergency
services), in outpatient palliative care, in
the
8

vaccination centers; persons that are

treated, cared for or are active in in-
patient
facilities for the treatment, care or
nursing of elderly persons or persons in
need of
care; persons providing ambulatory long-
term care services caring for elderly (e.g.
in palliative care), providers of
specialised, and persons working in
treatment areas with a very high risk of
serious or fatal disease course after
being infected

DIFFICULTIES FACED

During the pandemic the main issues

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faced by the hospital what is a shortage

of oxygen add medicine for the treatment
of
 job demanded high workload.

As the time passed the number of deaths at

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the hospital Also tend to increase as

the number raised the motivation of the
employees, d octors and all staff
15

members including me give up hope there

was also a time when we decided to shut
the hospital but by watching the families of
the patients we motivated ourselves to get
through this slowly and gradually
employees of the hospital also got Into the
contact off this deadly virus. we also faced
shortage of doctors and employees in the
hospital this
was a really tough time how's the people
treating the patients are now themselves
the patient of the hospital The problems
kept on increasing as the serious patients
were had to be Shifted onto the ventilators
and this
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created a huge mess of the
hospital management .

Arranging new ventilators at This period

Off time was really a tough job to do
because the whole country what's
affected by the pandemic.

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T he patient and theirfamilies also tend
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to be in a worried situation due to the

shortage, of oxygen, ventilators and
medicines.

Now about 30% of the staff of hospital

was off duty as some were ill And many
of them had to quit their job as there was
a high risk of getting affected by the
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virus.

the problems kept increasing h as the

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revenue slow down and the expenses

kept on increasing and to be honest
the
government and the authorities what not
doing their job we hadn't received any
kind of help from The government.

This was the most rough condition I have

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ever experienced in my life the
hospital management was Helpless
the patient seemed to be helpless and
the government was is in a nil
position.

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Exhibit 1: Hospitals suggested the
that shortage of trying out delays
supplies and
3

in receiving test effects caused

extra demanding situations.
Hospitals reported that a few
presumptive high quality sufferers
remained within the medical institution
for days whilst anticipating check
consequences, which decreased the
availability
6 of
hospitals’
beds for other sufferers. One health
center that turned into maintaining
presumptive fantastic sufferers in
intensive care unit beds stated that
testing with a shortf ree
3 turnaround
up bed might
and growth atient group of workers
p2
and
safety. An administrator at every other
clinic stated t hat the sooner the medical
3

institution is aware of whether sufferers

2

are poor, the quicker it can circulate them

15
to a decrease level of care that consumes
fewer resources. As one administrator
positioned it, “sitting with 60 patients with
presumed positives in our health center
is not wholesome for everyone.”
Hospitals stated that prolonged
patient stays while expecting COVID-
19 take a
look at consequences a lso depleted PPE
2

materials used by workforce in treating

those patients during the ones extra
days. One hospital said that its team of
workers, on the time of our interview,
used (on common) 307 masks per day
for its 23 patients with suspected
instances of COVID-19. Any other clinic
administrator stated, “The trying out
turnaround presents a mission,
especially for our ‘rule-out’ patients...we
must use a lot of PPE on the ones rule-
outs. And
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specifically when it’s a poor, we basically
used all that PPE for nothing.”
Th incapacity
out
to quick pick confirme
cases exacerbated demanding
situations with health facility staffing. In
one medical institution, among 20-25
percent of
workforce have been d etermined to be
3

presumptively nice for COVID-19.

Because of the shortage of

quick test consequences, group of

workers who in the end had been no
longer positive had been averted from
providing medical services for longer
than vital, causing a extensive stress on
staffing availability. Some other clinic
noted that it wanted to installation a 2

separate trying out hospital to preserve

probably infectious sufferers from
17

exposing group of workers, however i t did 3

not have enough checking out k its and/or

2
associated components and
substances to installation the sort of
health facility.
Delays in receiving take a look at
outcomes additionally made it more
tough for sanatorium staff to provide
patients with the maximum suitable care.
One health center reported that those
delays put patients at chance due to the
fact physicians have been not able to
make powerful remedy selections with
out the take a look at outcomes. Any
other stated that a few patients
confronted unnecessarily lengthy clinic
stays because some lengthy-term-care
centers and nursing houses will no longer
be given patients with out a showed bad
COVID-19 take a look at.
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Testing challenges hampered hospitals’

efforts to reduce community unfold,
guard
PHeorsspoitnanlsels, tateddtathkaet
cthaereir oinf asbuiflfiteyretorsc. heck
sufferers quickly changed into affecting
their efforts to restrict the transmission of
COVID-19 in the wider community. Given
deliver
Shortages and uncertainty about
destiny get entry to, hospitals said
prioritizing trying out for their personnel
and for sufferers with extra excessive
signs.
Prioritized testing supposed that many
hospitals said they had been presently
not able to conduct widespread testing of

patients and community members to

assist comprise the unfold of COVID-
19.
Hospitals raised concerns that great
3 19

shortages of PPE positioned

workforce and patients at threat
Hospitals across the us of a pronounced
use of PPE till a affected person’s
popularity became showed. Another
health facility administrator cited the “fear
factor” related to COVID-19, which
brought about all team of workers
carrying mask in preference to handiest a
subset.
One health center administrator
pronounced that some deliver
vendors
l imited the quantity of elements that any
6

individual sanatorium could order, which

supposed that regardless of no COVID-
19 sufferers, the health center turned into
depleting PPE quicker than it can
restock. Even among hospitals that
r eported that they currently had enough
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PPE, a few cited that a surge in sufferers

could speedy dissipate their materials.
One clinic mentioned that with its high
“burn” price (i.e., charge of use), its
inventory of
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PPE might remaining most effective
three extra days. Any other health facility
administrator expressed a commonplace
subject: not trying to place personnel in
a function that “endangers their lives and
the lives of their households because
[they] do now not have PPE.”

Hospitals pointed to the dearth of a robust

supply chain as delaying or stopping them
From restocking the PPE needed to shield
staff. Hospitals stated that the supply
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chain for medical system disrupted

were
because of multiplied demand for PPE
from fitness care companies and others
across the country. As one
administrator said, each person is
“attempting to tug [PPE] from the
identical small bucket.”
A nother administrator said that their
22
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clinic’s client changed into reporting
delays of 3-6 months in being able to top
off key supplies, consisting of surgical
and N95 masks.
Every other hospital made the factor that
this opposition for deliver was unusual in
that it involved now not simplest fitness
care vendors, but additionally the general
public. An administrator at this hospital
said apprehending someone trying to
steal face mask from the sanatorium
lobby.
Sanatorium administrators expressed
uncertainty approximately availability
of PPE from Federal and
Nation resources. Some hospitals
mentioned that at t he time of our
10

interview that they had now not acquired

resources from the Strategic national
Stockpile, or that the supplies that they’d
acquired were
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no longer sufficient in quantity or first-
class. One administrator said that getting
supplies from the stockpile changed into
a primary assignment, announcing that
the supplies the clinic received “might not
even closing a day. We want gloves, we
want masks with fluid shields on—N95
mask—and we want robes. It is the
primary project all throughout the
system.” One fitness device reported that
it acquired 1,000 mask from the Federal
and kingdom governments, however it
had been watching for a bigger resupply.
In addition, 500 of the mask were for
children and

consequently unusable for the health

system’s grownup team of workers.
One health center stated receiving a
cargo
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Of 2,three hundred N95 mask from
a nation strategic reserve, however
the
mask were not useable because the
elastic bands had dry-rotted. Some other
sanatorium reported that the remaining
two shipments it had acquired from a
Federal employer contained PPE that
expired in 2010. The cargo contained
construction mask that appeared one-of-
a- kind than traditional mask and did no
longer include a true N95 seal.
Hospitals noted sharp increases in fees
for some system. A couple of hospitals
said concerns that prices of gadget,
specially mask, had elevated
considerably. One administrator noted
that mask that at the start price 50 cents
now value $6 apiece.
Different hospitals reported worries
approximately providers shopping for
up
25
resources and promoting them to the
 sanatorium at a higher price. As one
sanatorium administrator mentioned,
“we’re all competing for the identical
gadgets and there are handiest so many
human beings on the other quit of the
supply chain.” Any other administrator
mentioned being concerned about poor
pleasant products notwithstanding
excessive- expenses and “...wonder[ing]
yif ou get what you
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paid for.”
Hospitals s aid that they
17 been no
longer continually capable of
maintain good enough staffing
degrees or to provide personnel
adequate guide
Many hospitals said that they did now
not have enough group of workers to
satisfy modern-day or anticipated
wishes for
COVID-19 sufferers, which placed a
stress
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on existing workforce. Some hospitals
2
struggling
stated with
th ystaffing
had
beonuanlrdeaardieys previous to
COVID-19, which made any additional
call for in

particular difficult. One sanatorium

administrator defined that their hospital
would have great staffing shortages if
confronted with a surge of COVID-19
patients because the sanatorium is
based heavily on traveling nurses. Every
other administrator stated, “not like a
catastrophe in which the surge is over in
a matter of days, with this case we must
put together for this to final many
months. We ought to scale up in device
and team of workers, and prepare for this
to ultimate a protracted, long time. That
is very hard for
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personnel.”
Hospitals reported a scarcity of
specialised vendors needed to meet
the predicted
Patient surge. Several hospitals
emphasized a particular want for
specialized workforce, along with
infectious disorder carriers, respiratory
therapists, and physicians and nurses
who can provide in depth and critical
care.
Many hospitals also said that they lacked
skilled workforce that can perform
ventilators and treat patients receiving
that degree of care. One medical
institution administrator said his clinic has
simplest one ventilator and handiest one
respiratory therapist, adding that the
therapist can not paintings 24 hours an
afternoon tracking the ventilator. Every
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other administrator said, “you can build

thousands of ventilators, but you need
an
aofrmthyeton ceothat
ntrol s patients.”ystem and take
care Hospitals raised worries that team of
workers publicity to the virus might also
exacerbate staffing
Shortages and overwork. Numerous
hospitals reported that they might
struggle to preserve sanatorium
operations if even some staff had been
uncovered to the virus. The administrator
for one small, rural health center defined
that if one patient tested tremendous for
COVID-19 the medical institution could
have to positioned 16 personnel
contributors in quarantine, which would
essentially halt its operations.
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Administrators in two hospitals

described how staffing stages of their
centers were notably impacted after a
big range of
Professionally, workforce have been
worried approximately the safety of their
jobs and the hard choices they should
make concerning their sufferers,
together with who must get considered
one of a restricted variety of
assessments. In addition they feared
contracting the virus. At one hospital, a
staff member who examined positive
exposed others on body of workers, but
the health center did no longer have
sufficient kits to test the ones
uncovered. For worried
14 about
my part, spreading
team the
of workers
were
virus to their circle of relatives members
and ensuring that their households were
cared for, mainly with schools and
daycare centers being closed. As one
administrator said, “health care
employees feel like they’re at struggle
right now...[they] are
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seeing human beings in their 30s,
40s, 50s loss of life...This takes a
huge emotional toll.”

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*Lingering symptoms once SARS-CoV-
2 infection*
• whereas the general public with COVID-
19 recover and come to traditional health,
some folks will have symptoms that last
for weeks or maybe months once
recovery from acute unwellness. folks
aren't infectious to others throughout this
time1
• This persistent state of pathological
state is thought as ‘post COVID condition’
however alternative names also are wont
to describe the condition2. However,
there's no internationally in agreement
definition of post COVID condition as of
nevertheless
• Even United Nations agency|people
that|folks that|those that|those who}
aren't hospitalized and who have
delicate 33
unwellness will expertise persistent or
late symptoms
• Some patients develop medical
complications which will have
lasting health effects
1 folks aren't infectious past 9-10
days post symptom onset if they
need well

*Some individuals feel they are doing

not totally endure COVID-19*
• There ar several reports from those
who feel they are doing not regain their
previous health following COVID-19
• Preliminary results from a nationwide
proportional sample survey by the united
kingdom workplace for National Statistics
estimates that around one in ten
respondents testing positive for COVID-
19
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 could exhibit symptoms for a amount
of twelve weeks or longer1
• alternative studies indicate that around
threerd} of individuals testing positive for
SARS-CoV-2 had not came to their
usual state of health once interviewed 3
to six weeks once identification a pair
of,3,4
• One recent study found that half-hour
of COVID-19 patients surveyed still had
persistent symptoms once 9 months5.
the bulk of patients surveyed (85%) were
outpatients with gentle health problem
• Patients that ar admitted to medical aid
units could expertise post-intensive care
syndrome (PICS) that ar health issues
that stay once vital health problem

CONCLUSION
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At a certain moment in time—March 23–27,

2020—this report includes information
about hospitals' experiences and
viewpoints in responding to COVID-19. The
epidemic, like the measures to combat it, is
advancing quickly. Some healthcare issues
may have worsened after our interviews,
while others may have improved.
The most important problems highlighted by
hospitals were testing and treating for
patients with known or suspected COVID-
19, as well as keeping personnel safe.
Hospitals also reported significant difficulties
in maintaining or growing their capacity to
serve COVID-19 patients.
Hospitals may also feel helpful because
they are faced with many challenges facing
other hospitals in fulfilling their mission to

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have practicalinformation about the