Active-Duty Military Helping MI Hospital With COVID Patient Surge

The video discusses the deployment of 23 active duty soldiers to Beaumont Hospital in Dearborn, MI, as part of a response to Michigan's fourth COVID-19 surge. The soldiers, part of three teams across the state, assist the hospital, which is facing staff shortages due to retirements. The hospital's chief nursing officer appreciates the support, noting the soldiers' quick adaptation to hospital systems. The soldiers are scheduled for a 30-day stay, with the possibility of extension if needed.

What is the primary role of the active duty service members deployed to Beaumont Hospital?

• To assist with patient care during the COVID-19 surge

• To provide security for the hospital

• To train hospital staff on new equipment

• To conduct research on COVID-19

According to the hospital's chief nursing officer, what percentage of COVID-19 patients are vaccinated?

• 78%

• 50%

• 100%

• 22%

What challenge is the hospital facing that makes the additional help from the Department of Defense valuable?

• An increase in non-COVID patients

• A lack of hospital beds

• A high number of staff retirements

• A shortage of medical supplies

How quickly were the army medics able to start assisting patients after their arrival?

• After a month of training

• After two or so days of training

• Immediately upon arrival

• After one week of training

What is the scheduled duration of the army medics' deployment at the hospital?

• 90 days

• 60 days

• 30 days

• 15 days