One potential silver lining of the pandemic? A continued reduction of non-emergent and low-acuity emergency room visits. (Photo: Shutterstock)
Measurements are taken to quantify, compare, and put events and data into context. In the case of COVID-19, the pandemic's impact can be measured in tangible losses and gains. Without question, we mourn the loss of more than a half-million fellow citizens and are mindful of the continued health issues that could linger. But through the pain, we can learn from the gains made in the aftermath, assess what we learned, and create strategies to better prepare for future disruptions.
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