SPECIAL REPORT

VOICES FROM THE FRONT LINES OF HEALTH CARE

A new special report from Morning Consult explores how health care workers have fared personally during the pandemic, including in their daily lives and relationships, as well as how they view the broader COVID-19 response, including the vaccine rollout and how prepared their workplaces would be to handle surges of patients. The data is drawn from a poll of 1,000 health care workers.

Health Care Workers and COVID-19: America Hasn’t Passed the Worst of the Pandemic

2 in 5 health care workers say the country is at pandemic’s worst point

Amid COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout, a Quarter of Health Care Workers Say They Won’t Get a Shot

Over half of health workers say they’re not confident in U.S. vaccine rollout so far

‘We Are Burned Out:’ Nearly 1 in 2 Health Care Workers Say COVID-19 Has Harmed Their Mental Health

Medical workers most likely to say their mental health, daily lives have suffered during the pandemic

About a Quarter of Health Care Workers Have Considered Leaving Their Job Since the Onset of the Pandemic

Among those who have thought of quitting, 14% have thought about leaving the profession altogether

Most Health Care Workers Disapprove of How Trump, Congress Handled Pandemic

They also had some harsh words for the American public

About a Third of Health Care Workers Say Their Facilities Lack Space for a Surge in COVID-19 Patients

24% said their facility isn’t prepared to handle an increase in patients right now

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