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cord-029590-95rp9u93	Kumar, Pooja	Reassessing Covid-19 Needs: How Providers Can Reexamine Their Surge Capacity, Supply Availability, Workforce Readiness, and Financial Resiliency	2020-05-07		.txt	text/plain	2155	101	40	To rapidly increase bed capacity to treat Covid-19-positive patients, providers are (a) cancelling nonurgent procedures through the development of detailed procedural priority levels detailed at service-line levels (e.g., orthopedics, cardiovascular); (b) moving care of non-Covid-19 patients to telemedicine whenever possible; (c) encouraging and supporting Covid-19 patients with mild symptoms to stay home (and leverage remote care); (d) preparing to increase bed capacity for treating patients who need hospitalization by developing tiered surge plans or utilizing recently developed tools8 that guide decision-making with bed capacity thresholds as activation triggers; and (e) preparing to efficiently discharge patients once appropriate as they recover. In addition, to support keeping Covid-19-negative patients uninfected, keeping the workforce healthy, treating sick patients efficiently and effectively, and protecting their financial position/ability to serve patients as much as possible during the peak of this pandemic, providers are making adjustments to their clinical operations (see Appendix).	./cache/cord-029590-95rp9u93.txt	./txt/cord-029590-95rp9u93.txt