'People dying in the ICU is not new, but dying without family and friends around them is very unusual'

An emergency medicine physician on the terrors of Covid-19

My impression is that the population thinks that it’s all settled down now and everything’s OK. And that’s not true. Every time you go on to the intensive care unit you get a visual reminder of why it’s not, because of the amount of equipment that you have to put on to just go and simply say hello to a patient.

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