Pushing on all cylinders to keep our health care workforce safe

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As the world comes together to fight the coronavirus pandemic, people of all communities are demonstrating a desire to help keep our health care workers safe. Health systems are rising to the challenge of the crisis and providing critical and compassionate care to our communities but have expressed concerns about the severe shortage of PPE. Answering the call of our health care heroes, Providence and organizations such as the American Hospital Association launched 100 Million Mask Challenges to protect our health care workforce.

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