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I think that this is a really interesting topic for a lot of reasons. The first thing that came to mind was COVID and how it has changed my way of thinking this past year. I never really thought that this would ever be as issue because I have never been through a global pandemic, I am 23 years old and a situation like this never really crossed my mind. Hearing about how hospital beds were running out and how they things like clinics, urgent cares, and hospitals were all overflowing with people seemed to become a very big problem. The first thing I would talk about is the amount of beds available within the hospital. COVID has affected this because so many people have been quarantined in the hospital when this first was happening on top of everyone with other issues so beds were limited. This was a way in which hospitals kept track of how many people were in their facility and how many remaining rooms and beds that were available. The second part goes hand in hand because it is how many doctors and nurses are available. I have a lot of nurses as friends who I went to school with who had to work long hours and a lot of OT to be available to help. That goes to show that there were more people in than they could handle regularly. I would say that the third thing would just be hospital essentials that are needed to keep the patients alive, happy, and comfortable during their time there. They were running out of things like food, water, machines, towels, and all those little things that people might forget is needed. This ail differs from factories because factories don't need this stuff so with COVID this last year the capacity of hospitals have been a hot topic in 2020. If anyone has any questions or comments please list them below!