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Mike, take it away.

Welcome back, Clinical Problem Solvers.

For the second part of this special interview with doctors Giacomo Monti and Marco Rippa

from San Rafael Hospital in Milan.

In part one, we discussed some diagnostic and treatment-related pearls regarding COVID-19 infection.

And in today's episode, we shift gears to talk a little bit more about systems-related factors and wellness related to the epidemic.

I hope you enjoy.

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just good old-fashioned education.

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One thing we wanted to make sure that we save time for is the importance of the health

system related questions that are really at the forefront of

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