Jagmeet Singh

It's glad to be here. Thank you.

It's glad to be here. Thank you.

It's glad to be here. Thank you.

I mean, the inpatient war, it's not as much. But in the outpatient world, we are certainly starting to see significant amount of vaccine hesitancy compared to what we saw even years ago. You know, it's interesting. We have been surveying our physicians for a while about burnout and moral injury. And in our third iteration of this assessment,

I mean, the inpatient war, it's not as much. But in the outpatient world, we are certainly starting to see significant amount of vaccine hesitancy compared to what we saw even years ago. You know, it's interesting. We have been surveying our physicians for a while about burnout and moral injury. And in our third iteration of this assessment,

I mean, the inpatient war, it's not as much. But in the outpatient world, we are certainly starting to see significant amount of vaccine hesitancy compared to what we saw even years ago. You know, it's interesting. We have been surveying our physicians for a while about burnout and moral injury. And in our third iteration of this assessment,

patient resistance to our advice and to our recommendations is one of the second drivers of burnout amongst pediatricians right now. So I certainly think that what we're seeing is an increased hesitancy and also refusal to vaccinate. Much of it coming from what Dr. Hotez spoke about, the misinformation that you're finding out there, and there's so much of it

patient resistance to our advice and to our recommendations is one of the second drivers of burnout amongst pediatricians right now. So I certainly think that what we're seeing is an increased hesitancy and also refusal to vaccinate. Much of it coming from what Dr. Hotez spoke about, the misinformation that you're finding out there, and there's so much of it

patient resistance to our advice and to our recommendations is one of the second drivers of burnout amongst pediatricians right now. So I certainly think that what we're seeing is an increased hesitancy and also refusal to vaccinate. Much of it coming from what Dr. Hotez spoke about, the misinformation that you're finding out there, and there's so much of it

And it's coming from so many different directions that for those of us in healthcare who are working in the trenches, it's hard. It's hard to kind of be the only voice that's fighting back against that and trying really hard to be thoughtful and compassionate. and to educate families that this is, you know, it's a decision that has really significant consequences.

And it's coming from so many different directions that for those of us in healthcare who are working in the trenches, it's hard. It's hard to kind of be the only voice that's fighting back against that and trying really hard to be thoughtful and compassionate. and to educate families that this is, you know, it's a decision that has really significant consequences.

And it's coming from so many different directions that for those of us in healthcare who are working in the trenches, it's hard. It's hard to kind of be the only voice that's fighting back against that and trying really hard to be thoughtful and compassionate. and to educate families that this is, you know, it's a decision that has really significant consequences.

So I can certainly tell you we're obviously seeing small case rates here and there. In fact, Hayes County just reported a positive case, and now we're chasing that exposure history. So this happens... not just in effect with the West Texas case, but what you're hearing now is literally week after week after week, we're chasing more exposures, more positive cases.

So I can certainly tell you we're obviously seeing small case rates here and there. In fact, Hayes County just reported a positive case, and now we're chasing that exposure history. So this happens... not just in effect with the West Texas case, but what you're hearing now is literally week after week after week, we're chasing more exposures, more positive cases.

So I can certainly tell you we're obviously seeing small case rates here and there. In fact, Hayes County just reported a positive case, and now we're chasing that exposure history. So this happens... not just in effect with the West Texas case, but what you're hearing now is literally week after week after week, we're chasing more exposures, more positive cases.

It may be a one-off, but I think our greatest fear is that as vaccine rates drop, even across other areas of Texas, that that one-off case will turn into an outbreak very, very quickly. And so that's something that we've been really, really concerned with because in the outpatient setting, our entire population

It may be a one-off, but I think our greatest fear is that as vaccine rates drop, even across other areas of Texas, that that one-off case will turn into an outbreak very, very quickly. And so that's something that we've been really, really concerned with because in the outpatient setting, our entire population

It may be a one-off, but I think our greatest fear is that as vaccine rates drop, even across other areas of Texas, that that one-off case will turn into an outbreak very, very quickly. And so that's something that we've been really, really concerned with because in the outpatient setting, our entire population

Work has been around preventing these diseases, and that is really becoming significantly harder to do now.

Work has been around preventing these diseases, and that is really becoming significantly harder to do now.