Sleepless Surgeons & Pertussis - HCT News Sept. 12, 2015

The video discusses two main topics: a study on the impact of surgeons working night shifts on patient outcomes, and research on the sources of pertussis infection in infants. The study found no significant differences in patient outcomes whether surgeons worked at night or not. The research on pertussis identified siblings as the most common source of infection for infants, shifting from mothers. The video also covers prevention strategies for pertussis, emphasizing the importance of vaccinating expecting mothers. Finally, it acknowledges supporters of the healthcare triage program.

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