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When a disease outbreak like dengue hits, hospitals face immense pressure. They need enough beds, staff, and medical supplies to treat a sudden surge of patients, as seen in Bangladesh where hospitals are struggling. This often involves setting up temporary facilities, reallocating resources, and managing staff fatigue, all while trying to prevent further spread within the healthcare setting.
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