COVID-19 and health care: How have we changed?

Doctors and nurses work with a COVID-19 patient in the Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU) at UI Health Care Medical Center in February 2022. CREDIT UI HEALTH CARE
From a medical perspective, COVID-19 is not the public health care emergency it was five years ago.
But for the chief medical officers of the Corridor’s three largest hospitals – UnityPoint Health – St. Luke’s Hospital, Mercy Medical Center and UI Health Care Medical Center – the pandemic represented a seminal moment in health care, and brought dramatic changes in both health care practices and the overall approach to large-scale…

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