A former Covid-19 triage tent outside a Manhattan hospital offers health care workers a chance to de-stress, using music and aromatherapy.
Source: New York Times
How a Virus Triage Tent Became a Serene Oasis for Health Care Workers
Published in Anxiety and Stress, Breen, Lorna M, Coronavirus (2019-nCoV), Manhattan (NYC), Mount Sinai Beth Israel Hospital, Mount Sinai Medical Center and New York City
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