Japan hospital that took in Covid-19 patients, bucking trend, struggles to stay afloat after outbreak of its own

Doctors in white coats and blue scrubs sat around a conference room table in June, looking up at a colourful slide projected on the wall.“How is anyone supposed to memorise this?” a doctor sitting in the back asked as Yoshihiro Masui, the director of Yokohama City Seibu Hospital’s critical care centre, checked the slides.Tokyo reports jump in coronavirus cases, many linked to nightclubsThe presentation, full of colour-coded flow charts, showed dozens of new safety protocols for everything from…

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