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"content": "<p>"Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH)…continues to struggle daily with unprecedented overcrowding – particularly in its Emergency Department (ED)."</p><p>Statistics, as always, are structural.</p><p>If MGH can be in 16-month unprecedented crisis w/out ever topping 100% reported capacity, imagine degree of crisis in hospitals ≥100%.</p><p>That said, HHS data didn't include ED patients awaiting inpatient beds—as of May, we don't even have HHS data.</p><p>Now a historical document.</p>",
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"en": "<p>"Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH)…continues to struggle daily with unprecedented overcrowding – particularly in its Emergency Department (ED)."</p><p>Statistics, as always, are structural.</p><p>If MGH can be in 16-month unprecedented crisis w/out ever topping 100% reported capacity, imagine degree of crisis in hospitals ≥100%.</p><p>That said, HHS data didn't include ED patients awaiting inpatient beds—as of May, we don't even have HHS data.</p><p>Now a historical document.</p>"
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"name": "Chart: Unprecedented Capacity Crisis: Massachusetts General\nData: U.S. Dept of Health and Human Services\n\nLine chart showing: (blue line) staffed adult inpatient beds; (red line) occupied adult patient beds; and (yellow line) inpatient capacity level.\n\nAnnotations:\n\nDecember 2020: Mass. General sheds a quarter of their staffed beds.\n\nStaffed beds aren’t a measure of furniture. This is teams of medical professionals that were there to care for patients, and then… weren’t.\n\n[Blue line drops from around 1,200 to around 900.]\n\nDecember 2021: Governor Baker mobilizes National Guard to help hospitals with Omicron.\n\n[Blue line jumps by about 100 for less than a month.]\n\n“For the past 16 months, the MGH ED has operated nearly every day in ‘Code Help’ or ‘Capacity Disaster’ status, which represents critical levels of ED crowding.”\n~ Press Release, Jan. 19, 2024\n\n“‘Code Help’ occurs when inpatient beds and monitored hallway stretchers are full,” states the press release. Yet weekly capacity level, per data reported to HHS by MGH never peaked above 96% after Dec 2022.\n\nPress release continues: “‘Capacity Disaster” is triggered when the ED is full, all hallway stretchers are being used and there are more than 45 inpatients boarding in the ED awaiting a hospital bed” Yet weekly average data reported to HHS never reflect this.\n\n[Note that all three lines continue jaggedly along same level now months past 16th month declaration of unprecedented capacity crisis. Nothing had changed since.]",
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