[2] Stop referring to the hospitals in Nashua as Nashua’s hospitals. The two hospitals in Nashua
are regional hospitals that serve a greater area than Nashua and those hospitals are not the
responsibility of Nashua citizens. The admission of patients to those Nashua hospitals is not solely
controlled by Nashua’s residents.
[3] Hold the hospitals in Nashua and around the state accountable for internal mismanagement
issues and demand an investigation that identifies the failures of these facilities to service the
public.
[4] Get the hospitals to break out the data separating out incidental cases. By this, | mean, the
number of people admitted for other issues not knowing they had COVID, but tested positive with
COVID once in the hospital. This will separate those coming to the hospital specifically for covid
care from those being admitted for other issues or procedures that are identified covid positive
secondarily.
[5] Ask the Hospitals to provide a breakdown of COVID patients admitted to their hospitals that
reside in Nashua.
[6] Ask the hospital to provide the data for the number of COVID patients on oxygen.
{7] Ask the hospitats to provide daily consistent reporting on vaccinated v unvaccinated patients
admitted. They are only tracking this data intermittently leading to public mistrust.
[8] The Board of Health is sending mixed messages on the length of the hospital stay on
vaccinated versus unvaccinated people. Omicron is a different strain that appears to greatly
reduce hospital time. Define this with hard data.
[9] Provide scientific data on natural immunity versus pharmaceutical immunity. Provide the
science behind the production and longevity of naturally produced antibodies versus
pharmaceutically produced antibodies.
[10] Ask the hospitals to provide the number of people showing up to the hospital in need of covid
testing or symptoms that should be not going to the hospital. This provides information on the
“state of fear” created by the messaging.
[11] Provide hard data on the effectiveness of the mask mandate, in Nashua, since reinstating the
mandate on December 21, 2021. Manchester, Concord, and surrounding towns do not have
mandates in place (Manchester only requires masking in government buildings). How does their
failure to institute mask mandates affect Nashua?
[12] Determine how effective masks are when the regional areas do not support masking. | was at
the State House last week, and the policy for building entry allows masking choice. Numerous
Nashua elected folks enjoyed that choice and chose not to mask, as did |. What is the impact of
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