LANCASTER, S.C. — Eight months into the pandemic, and most tributes to health care workers on the front lines have ended, but their work fighting the pandemic has gotten harder.
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Those workers are still in the trenches dealing with anxiety, long days and putting their lives at risk at MUSC-Lancaster.
“We are experiencing ongoing anxiety,” said Dr. Ed McCutcheon. “We do worry about our clinicians having burnout.”
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In the video at the top of this webpage, reporter Greg Suskin speaks with McCutcheon and another top medical official about the strain COVID-19 has put on the hospital and its staff.
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