TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月14日 03時16分

Starting on April 9, as the pandemic reached its apex in New York City, Wyckoff Heights Medical Center in Brooklyn granted reporters from TIME access to its facilities and staff. Our goal, writes Simon Shuster, was to gather the fullest possible account of how the outbreak played out within its walls, from its emergency room and makeshift morgues to the minds of the people who work there. This much is clear: as more states confront COVID-19 outbreaks, the experiences of Wyckoff suggest there is little that can prepare hospital staff for what they will face. Alongside the medical challenge, Wyckoff battled a simultaneous contagion—an outbreak of fear that nearly crippled the hospital at its time of greatest need. Countless times each day, hospital workers had to ask themselves: Will this be the patient that gets me sick? Will this be the day I infect my family? That terror swept through Wyckoff more quickly than the virus. Read the full Special Report, and see more pictures, at the link in bio. Photographs by @meridithkohut for TIME

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