What to use it sparingly? I am sure he would have referenced anybody like that to back him up,they are dying,they are probably terrified to go to work and want to be protected every second of their shifts,they will change it as per well established practices,i am sure someone that sits in an office doesn't get that,he is still getting battered for not getting enough out and whilst i have sympathy with the distribution problems dont shift it to the staff who use itGiven the guidelines have been issued in collaboration with the NHS, PHE and the WHO I would expect they have been in the occasional hospital.
Maybe it's just the getting out of the house
Walking has never been so popular. The government can never say this but people don’t need to go for daily walks or runs it’s not essential to 99% of the population. If you absolutely need to exercise use your gardens, use your stairs, use a treadmill/bike/rower or just run on the fucking spot
People are now being disrespectful to cyclists.
Think you need listen again he did reference those bodies.What to use it sparingly? I am sure he would have referenced anybody like that to back him up,they are dying,they are probably terrified to go to work and want to be protected every second of their shifts,they will change it as per well established practices,i am sure someone that sits in an office doesn't get that,he is still getting battered for not getting enough out and whilst i have sympathy with the distribution problems dont shift it to the staff who use it
99% of the population? what are you on?
Responding to his latest assurances, director of nursing at the Royal College of Nursing Susan Master said it would only be impressive when nursing staff “stop contacting me to say what they need to use wasn't available”.Think you need listen again he did reference those bodies.
The premise of your argument is that there is a real choice between saving lives now and saving the economy. The problem is that without drastic measures the pandemic will overwhelm the healthcare system, many doctors and nurses will get ill and won't be able to do their job, as a result many young people will be affected because they can't be treated, which will overwhelm the economy itself. Saving lives now or saving the economy? It's a false dilemma.
Scientific research has shown that the US cities which were longer in a lockdown during the Spanish flu in 1918 recovered ecomically faster than the cities which tried to save the economy and lifted the lockdown a bit prematurely.
Not in Oldham, my father-in-law who is bed bound is showing symptoms and no doctor will come out & they'll not move him either.I wasn't aware until this evening that anyone in a care home, who is tested positive, or even showing symptoms, has the choice of whether to go to hospital or not.
That's just crazy.
I think it is the opposite lovely,they are not testing patients just the staff and they are not being taken to hospitalI wasn't aware until this evening that anyone in a care home, who is tested positive, or even showing symptoms, has the choice of whether to go to hospital or not.
That's just crazy.
great warning from the chief of Uganda's police just run this on the BBC news
Sorry thought we were discussing what Mat Hancock said at the briefing which was that there was enough PPE as long as it is used in accordance with the guidelines from NHS, PHE and WHOResponding to his latest assurances, director of nursing at the Royal College of Nursing Susan Master said it would only be impressive when nursing staff “stop contacting me to say what they need to use wasn't available”.
“The safety of nurses and care staff must not be compromised,” she add They are pretty clear about what they need to do to stay safe and they will be angered by any suggestion they cause shortages by misusing kit
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A senior doctor at a hospital trust that has dealt with hundreds of COVID-19 positive patients also told Sky News that the reassurances about PPE were “too little too lateThe constant changes in PPE policy weakens the scientific arguments and denials worry people
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavi...ulean-effort-health-secretary-admits-11971729
I think it is the opposite lovely,they are not testing patients just the staff and they are not being taken to hospital
Cattle prod works better.I always take my walking pole, comes in very handy for social distancing
great warning from the chief of Uganda's police just run this on the BBC news
Now that's herd immunity.Cattle prod works better.
19116 tests carried out will that just be health workers?Earlier, it was confirmed the daily number of UK coronavirus deaths was 980 - surpassing Spain and Italy's highest daily totals.
The death toll in UK hospitals is now 8,958
Latest figures from the health secretary:
19,116 tests were carried out in the UK yesterday - 5,706 tested positive.
Daily Briefing on tv news
19,304 people are in hospital with coronavirus symptoms.
The consultant and head nurses are clearly using what they have got for what they need to use it for,they know what they need and they saying along with others that they don't have enough for what they need it forSorry thought we were discussing what Mat Hancock said at the briefing which was that there was enough PPE as long as it is used in accordance with the guidelines from NHS, PHE and WHO