‘Top Docs’ offers first-hand account of COVID-19 illness, hospitalization & recovery
The latest edition of the Medical Association of Georgia’s (MAG) ‘Top Docs’ show features Atlanta attorney Bill Clark addressing his recent COVID-19 illness, hospitalization and recovery.
Clark discusses…
– How he believes he contracted COVID-19
– If he was aware of and following the COVID-19 guidelines when he got sick
– His first symptoms – and what actions he took
– Why he was hospitalized, and if he was concerned about going to the hospital
– His experience at Emory St. Joseph’s Hospital
– If he was ever worried about losing his life
– His decision to participate in a clinical trial
– His experience after he was released from the hospital
– If he is considering donating his plasma to treat other COVID-19 patients
– How he feels now, and whether he has had to alter his daily life
It is worth noting that Clark says that, “I did not have any underlying medical conditions, nor was I was aware that I had been exposed to anyone who had COVID-19, when I contracted the virus in April.”
Between downloads and live listeners, ‘Top Docs’ has now reached more than one million listeners and viewers – which includes people in all 50 states and more than 80 countries. MAG has won two awards for the show, including an American Association of Medical Society Executives Profiles of Excellence Award and a Health Information Resource Center Digital Health Award.
‘Top Docs’ is supported with a grant from Alliant Health Solutions in memory of Tom Williams, its former CEO.
The views of the guests who appear on ‘Top Docs’ are theirs and aren’t necessarily consistent with MAG’s policies or positions. Contact Tom Kornegay at tkornegay@mag.org with questions about MAG’s ‘Top Docs’ show.
