Several hundred workers at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore stayed overnight Saturday to help treat patients during the heavy snowstorm. That included caring for more than 430 patients in the hospital, with 48 new admissions since midnight and three births. Chief Nursing Officer Amanda Shrout called those workers “health care heroes” and said they included several members of the neonatal intensive care unit. Shrout said staff stayed on “to care bravely for all of our patients in this winter’s snowsto
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Several hundred workers at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore stayed overnight Saturday to help treat patients during the heavy snowstorm. That included caring for more than 430 patients in the hospital, with 48 new admissions since midnight and three births. Chief Nursing Officer Amanda Shrout called those workers “health care heroes” and said they included several members of the neonatal intensive care unit. Shrout said staff stayed on “to care bravely for all of our patients in this winter’s snowsto
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