Sacred Heart receives delivery of medical protective equipment
A highly-anticipated delivery of five truckloads of medical protective equipment arrived at Sacred Heart on the same day Spokane County eclipsed 200 confirmed COVID-19 cases, for a total of 209 and 10 deaths. Thirty-four people have been hospitalized.
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Bethany White, Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center supply chain manager, helps stabilize a shifting pallet of protective gowns as the third of five shipments of PPEs arrived at Sacred Heart from the state, Saturday, April 4, 2020. The shipment also included masks, gloves and hand sanitizer to help protect against COVID-19.
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Tim Lee, distribution clerk, left rear, and Garrett Hill, supervisor of supply chain operations, both of Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center, move pallets of protective gowns as the third of five shipments of PPEs arrived at Sacred Heart from the state, Saturday, April 4, 2020. The shipment also included masks, gloves and hand sanitizer to help protect against COVID-19.
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A Penske truck delivering the third of five shipments of PPEs arrived at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center from the state, Saturday, April 4, 2020. The shipment included gowns, masks, gloves and hand sanitizer to help protect against COVID-19.
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Garrett Hill, supervisor of supply chain operations, of Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center, moves a pallet of protective gowns as the third of five shipments of PPEs arrived at Sacred Heart from the state, Saturday, April 4, 2020. The shipment also included masks, gloves and hand sanitizer to help protect against COVID-19.
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