When you let an economist do the work, ah, well, you know what, the irony is that in the richest countries on this globe: after years of dismantling public health systems (likely on the advice of some of the economists here) we still had to walk against an enormous wall...
https://twitter.com/_basjacobs/status/1334775148545765377
Before taking action. And even after the institutes in our country find it difficult to combine the right mixture of people. An ugly mix of big egos. Lack of knowing your limitations and the fact our part of the world hasn't seen a crisis in many decades.
The saddest things is that those least able to organise themselves pay the biggest price, not just when it comes to the pandemic, but similar trends are seen in healthcare, education and most other public systems. Good argument to use a crisis to reshape our thinking.
And that thinking starts by putting the right people at the rudder. Let the implementers people of practice determine policies. Or at least have them at the table.
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