Marc Amouretti, 32, is a doctor in the intensive care unit at Louis Mourier Hospital in Colombes (Hauts-de-Seine), an establishment dependent on the Public Assistance of Paris Hospitals (AP-HP). In the front line facing the Coronavirus epidemic, he tells Release his daily life and how his service is organized to cope.
Read also More than 7,000 dead worldwide, help for companies… update on coronavirus
“The Covid-19 has been a reality for more than a week. We are now going beyond the “anecdotal” cases linked to a few well-established clusters, where we could almost trace the chains of contamination from one family member to another. From now on, the cases are multiplying, in more or less serious forms, and occupy an increasing part of the resuscitation beds. This pushes us to rethink our organization every day to optimize patient care, and in particular to ensure that those who do not have the coronavirus are not
Liberation reserves this article for its subscribers
To continue reading, subscribe
€ 8 /
month
without engagement
100% digital offer
Do you already have a subscribed account?
I connect
- All our articles in
unlimited - The newspaper in version
digital the day of its publication - Our newsletters
exclusive - RaJeux, our app from
games
Sylvain Mouillard
.