‘They’re deciding who to intubate and who to let die’: Italian doctors
GPs have been called in to help out in hospitals struggling to cope with coronavirus cases
Doctors in Italy have described hospitals struggling to cope with coronavirus patients, where the number of ICU beds have tripled and GPs are being called into wards to help out.
“All the resuscitation bays are full. They’re having to triage, deciding who to intubate and who to let die,” says one doctor in a recording sent to UK news site, ITV.
