Other prior work: Would activism to ensure local hospitals and health departments are adequately preparing for COVID-19 be high-leverage?
https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/QmMZwYjNBFeMqWh5o/activism-for-covid-19-local-preparedness
I’m personally less optimistic about advocacy, because I think there’s a strong worry that the professionals should do their jobs (especially since they’re likely to be overtaxed very soon) and advocates can easily be more harmful than helpful.
ETA: Maybe I should mention this in that thread.
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Other prior work: Would activism to ensure local hospitals and health departments are adequately preparing for COVID-19 be high-leverage?
https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/QmMZwYjNBFeMqWh5o/activism-for-covid-19-local-preparedness
I’m personally less optimistic about advocacy, because I think there’s a strong worry that the professionals should do their jobs (especially since they’re likely to be overtaxed very soon) and advocates can easily be more harmful than helpful.
ETA: Maybe I should mention this in that thread.