Sasha Nauta
The Economist's public policy editor, offering insights into the challenges and potential solutions in elderly care.
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Jul 24, 2020 • 23min
For old timers’ sake: covid-19 and care homes
Sasha Nauta, The Economist's public policy editor, dives into the urgent challenges in elderly care exacerbated by COVID-19. She shares compelling stories of families affected and advocates for a shift towards community-centered care solutions. John Fassman, Washington correspondent, reflects on the impactful legacy of civil rights leader John Lewis, exploring his journey from Alabama to national protests. Together, they analyze the evolving metrics required for understanding our post-pandemic world and the persistent systemic issues in caring for the elderly.
Jul 24, 2020 • 23min
For old timers’ sake: covid-19 and care homes
Sasha Nauta, The Economist's public policy editor, discusses the deep-rooted systemic issues in elderly care that the pandemic has magnified. She advocates for community-based support models to reform nursing homes. John Fassman, the Washington correspondent, reflects on the legacy of civil rights icon John Lewis, emphasizing his role in the ongoing fight for racial justice. The conversation also touches on the evolution of economic data analysis in a post-pandemic world, highlighting the necessity of combining traditional metrics with real-time data for better insights.
