Hospital Rooms to Hotel Rooms: NYC’s COVID-19 Response
In 2020, unused hotels were transformed into critical COVID-19 response infrastructure, offering valuable lessons for future public health crises.
produced by: Boston University School of Public Health
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In 2020, unused hotels were transformed into critical COVID-19 response infrastructure, offering valuable lessons for future public health crises.
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