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FARGO, N.D. -- North Dakota's governor says health-care workers who have tested positive for the coronavirus but have no symptoms should be allowed to stay on the job as part of an effort to ease the stress on hospitals and medical personnel dealing with the pandemic.
Gov. Doug Burgum said Monday the CDC allows such personnel to keep working as long as they take precautions.
ND nurses reject policy allowing COVID-positive medical workers to stay on job, call for mask mandate
Written By: Jeremy Turley
Nov 11th 2020 - 7pm.
BISMARCK — The North Dakota Nurses Association has come out against a new policy that allows health care workers with asymptomatic cases of COVID-19 to continue working in COVID-19 units at hospitals and nursing homes.
A statement released Wednesday, Nov. 11, says the group objects to allowing nurses with the virus to continue working, noting that the choice to stay on the job while infected should belong to individual nurses rather than their employers. The group also says that all other public health measures to reduce the demand on the health care system should be implemented before the new policy, including mandating mask-wearing in public.
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