In addition, you can use File Sharing in iTunes to copy databases from your desktop onto your mobile device for use with FileMaker Go. (Database hosting requires version 10 or 11 of either FileMaker Server or FileMaker Pro.) When you connect with databases via a network connection, any changes you make remotely are reflected in the stored database instantaneously-and vice versa. With FileMaker Go, you can access databases stored on a Mac or PC using either a local wireless network or a Wi-Fi or 3G connection. FileMaker Go also supports most scripts used in desktop databases. Layouts, lists, forms, and tables look the same on a mobile device as they do on the desktop. The impending end of the mask mandate has put some health care leaders in a tough spot, including Sandra Mahoney, the top administrator at Christopher House.To that end, FileMaker Go for both the iPhone and iPad can run most databases created in FileMaker Pro 7 or later, with no customization required. Plus, health care facilities must have an infection control and prevention plan in place that can include masking. If COVID infections rise in the future, the mask requirement could return, said state officials. The request was also made by infectious disease doctors, said state officials, and by a Healthcare Associated Infection Technical Advisory Group comprising infectious disease physicians and providers in Massachusetts, including hospitals. It explained infection control leaders at several of the state’s largest hospital systems repeatedly asked the DPH to end the state mandate in advance of May 11. The decision to end the mandate wasn’t made in a vacuum, according to the state Executive office of Health and Human Services. The state Executive Office of Health and Human Services noted masking will continue after May 11 at some facilities, including those certified by the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services, depending on CDC transmission levels.Īlso, counties with “high” transmission levels will require mask for all patients, visitors and staff.
Vulnerable patients could get infected and die," said Jirmanus. "Every issue in medicine, you have look at the risk-benefit analysis. That creates a potential life-or-death situation that the coalition strongly opposes. Lara Jirmanus, the coalition’s cofounder, a clinical instructor at Harvard Medical School and a primary care physician in Revere.ĬOVID-19 is in the air we breathe, said Jirmanus, and if some people are unmasked, others will be exposed to the virus against their will. “This is about patient autonomy, people having control over their own bodies and being able to make their owns decisions about risk exposure to COVID-19,” said Dr. The Massachusetts Coalition for Health Equity, comprising public health experts, doctors, patients and community leaders, is pushing the state to keep the mask mandate in place.
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