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To,
The Chief Operating Officer,
Maidan Hospitals, USA
02.10.2020
Subject: HIV/AIDS disease spreading control
Respected Mr Dolman,
The media as well as the individuals living in the area have indeed been notified again that the spread of Hiv / Aids must be regulated and managed immediately. A proper environment must be created artificially to heal this sickness and help stop it from spreading.
Its fight for the sickness ought to be a forward end to bring it through to the high levels instead of being fearful of disease. The disease also is seen in the hospital as it has grown via infusion so that the nursing staff must keep a check mostly on the issue frequently.
This position taken through distributing petitions in the community proposes that a small number of clinics must be established, as this could help to stop the disease from becoming spread. They have also seen that hospital nurses eat, sleep, washing dishes, etc. in such a single place.
To stop this same nursing staff that lives in the health facilities shortly, I suggest that perhaps it should be broken into combinations of 4 individuals and relocated to newly built hospitals, in which they can stay individually and retain hygiene, preserve the atmosphere, help educate, etc. Those who should be accountable. Each clinic and physicians visit every day to examine their clients.
Many patients might well be healed without great faith using these specific HIV/AIDS measures because all norms and laws are observed and mainly social distance is maintained of each patient. Its clinics, as well as the environment, must be sanitized but kept from outside so that the community members recover the confidence and trust of the health departments beforehand. More importantly, a regulatory body should be established that can monitor the operations properly, handle cash, etc. to run smoothly.
Here are a few of my suggestions and promise that it could be successful if it is kept & rigorously implemented.
Thank you and regards,
Joy Roy.
(PR. Director)
