Audit Flags Gaps in Medical Equipment Oversight, Maintenance in New York’s Emergency Stockpile
A state audit finds tens of thousands of ventilators and other devices purchased during COVID-19 remain unused and unmaintained.
A state audit finds tens of thousands of ventilators and other devices purchased during COVID-19 remain unused and unmaintained.
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A state audit finds tens of thousands of ventilators and other devices purchased during COVID-19 remain unused and unmaintained.
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