How to pronounce“ventilators”in English

We didn't have ventilators.

We learned that ventilators don't take care of people, people take care of people.

And that goes not just for ventilators.

And that goes not just for ventilators, it goes for PPE, masks, so that's one kind of area.

which do so like using ventilators like the the over reliance on ventilators is what i'm primarily thinking of but i can think of

personal protective equipment hospitals running out of ventilators before you leave you wipe everything down your phone your badge your wallet your coffee

people are working to manufacture ventilators, test kit, protective equipment like masks.

Words like CPR, ventilators, the ICU, goals of care, hospice.

when Mary said we're going to start producing ventilators.

So what incentive do they have to stockpile ventilators, if they're not required to do so?

So what incentive do they have to stockpile ventilators, if they're not required to do so?

influenza-like pandemic and you're missing ICU beds and ventilators that is

there's this other story which says there are tons of ventilators someplace we've got lots of masks but they haven't been released

pandemic and you're missing ICU beds and ventilators that is ubiquitous

At the moment that he said that he had 800 people on ventilators and he knew that 700 of them were going to die.

And they opened up a factory that was closed and they started producing ventilators actually just do a whole group of this wasn't in the news.

But this is getting ready to go work a 12-hour shift taking care of people with ventilators with COVID.

But it puts them in a position where they're literally competing against each other to purchase PPE or ventilators.

advance directives understanding what could happen if they didn't that people could be kept alive on ventilators for

The government was calling and everybody was calling for invasive ventilators that there were shortages

I knew from some previous experiences that invasive ventilators

That's when I came across this article in New York Times, There Aren't Enough Ventilators to Cope With the Coronavirus.

And that was the moment when I realized that's it, I'll design ventilators.

terrifying story on the other hand there's this other story which says there are tons of ventilators someplace we've got lots of masks but they haven't

Think about the dearth of health services in many of these communities, social services, COVID testing kits, vaccinations, ventilators.

We know that a consultants like McKinsey, unsuccessfully told the German government that they should order fewer ventilators.

I think the worst ones have been refusing beds, turning away patients to very sick patients who really needed ventilators and ICUs.

But she really seize the moment when, in terms of pivoting the entire company to start producing ventilators because the the country needed them.

You start talking about GDP and suddenly, you're talking about sick people and hospital beds and ventilators and many other things.

And they start to talk about, is it better to use ventilators made in Mexico or we can buy ventilators all over the world?

And I think, just to give a little example, when suddenly we saw pictures of all the people in Italy needing ventilators,

And I think, just to give a little example, when suddenly, we saw pictures of all the people in Italy needing ventilators.

Number one, is when America was hit with COVID, and New York was looking like we were gonna run out of ventilators