They are Essential Workers Now, and Should Continue to Be: Social Workers and Home Health Care Workers during COVID-19 and Beyond

Lourdes R. Guerrero · Ariel Chanan Avgar · Erica Phillips · Madeline R. Sterling

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Dear Editor,Although much has been said over the past few months about the selfless dedication of frontline healthcare workers during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, this deserved recognition ...

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