THE EYES & THE IMPOSSIBLE
“A work of dazzling ingenuity.”
—San Francisco Chronicle
Flattened by the Curve
America’s healthcare workers are shouldering tremendous responsibility as they respond to an unprecedented public health crisis. Patients’ needs are overwhelming, and simple daily decisions are death-defying. Amid this, we know that medical workers are seeing and experiencing things that we all should know and remember. And we know that if we wait until this catastrophe is behind us to record it all, the precise pain and strangeness of now will be hard to conjure up again. Afterward it will look different, so we’re giving a platform for healthcare professionals to speak here and now.
If you are a healthcare worker, and you’d like to take part, please see the submission guidelines.
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July 3, 2020Of Plague and Plenty
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July 1, 2020Remotely Piloted Medicine System
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June 29, 2020Telemedicine Forces Me to Trust My Patients
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June 26, 202020 Years from Now, Sometime in Mid-May
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June 24, 2020Who Remains Outside?
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June 22, 2020Better, More Vulnerable Surgeons
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June 19, 20207 PM
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June 18, 2020There is Always One Patient That Will Get to You
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June 17, 2020Living the Dream
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June 16, 2020Cognitive Dissonance
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June 15, 2020Knot Fine
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June 12, 2020A New Way of Life
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