Home of an elderly woman visited by a USCA team who then requested hospitalization due to aggravating symptoms.
The door is open waiting for the EMTs to transport the woman to the ambulance. Forlì, Italy, November 24, 2020.
The photographs are slightly out of focus due to the transparent plastic I had to cover the camera with to avoid contamination.
Dr Marco Mambelli (28 years old), from the USCA team, meets two patients with major symptoms
(but not severe enough to require hospitalisation) at home. Cusercoli, Italy, November 24, 2020.
The photographs are slightly out of focus due to the transparent plastic I had to cover the camera with to avoid contamination.
Paediatrician Roberto Vallicelli, guided by the USCA team in the preparation and adoption of safety devices, makes his first visit to Lorenzo,
a 5-day-old baby who, momentarily, lives in the basement of his house with his mother (who has tested positive for Covid-19),
while the rest of the family, who have tested negative, made up of her husband and two children aged 5 and 9, live upstairs. Forlì, Italy, November 9, 2020.
The photographs are slightly out of focus due to the transparent plastic I had to cover the camera with to avoid contamination.
Dr Michela Lorusso (29 years old), from the USCA team, visits a patient with major symptoms
(but not severe enough to require hospitalisation) at home. Forlì, Italy, November 9, 2020.
The photographs are slightly out of focus due to the transparent plastic I had to cover the camera with to avoid contamination.
Close-up of the room where the equipment used by the doctors in the USCA teams is disinfected and stored.
"Morgagni-Pierantoni" Hospital in Forlì, Italy, November 30, 2020.
The photographs are slightly out of focus due to the transparent plastic I had to cover the camera with to avoid contamination.
EMTs transport an elderly lady from her home to the ambulance, as part of the hospitalization procedure,
requested by the USCA team, due to aggravating symptoms. Forlì, Italy, November 24, 2020.
The photographs are slightly out of focus due to the transparent plastic I had to cover the camera with to avoid contamination.