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COVID-19 — Coronavirus
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Elbow beards
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You win the award for the most miserable poster on here, and there are some right miserable cunts on here, so that's some achievement.
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As usual you refuse to engage when called out on the misleading crap you continually pollute the thread with like this
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Gaz76
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Crikey thats some achievement, kaz7 will be furious after all the hard work she has put in
kaz7
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Oi, i heard that , ha
blueparrot
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Nurses vaccinations planned before the end of the year.Stop making up stuff.
Lied on Gov website (not proud) as they would give my daughter and her mum one and not me. Got one the next morning. Negative thank fuck.
kaz7
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I think she has the right idea , we should have gone back into a proper lockdown when sage said to , if we are going to get a decent holday peroid then it needs to be at a low level going into it as possible
The Scottish first minister told MSPs the move was intended to be "short and sharp" and is "specifically intended to have an impact in advance of Christmas and the most challenging winter period".
Ms Sturgeon said lifting the Level 4 restrictions ahead of Christmas and before the end of Hanukkah would allow a "greater degree of freedom" around celebrations.
news.sky.com
The Scottish first minister told MSPs the move was intended to be "short and sharp" and is "specifically intended to have an impact in advance of Christmas and the most challenging winter period".
Ms Sturgeon said lifting the Level 4 restrictions ahead of Christmas and before the end of Hanukkah would allow a "greater degree of freedom" around celebrations.
COVID-19: Eleven local authorities to be placed into Scotland's highest level of restrictions
Nicola Sturgeon says the move is intended to be "short and sharp" and is designed to have an impact ahead of Christmas.
cleavers
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Can we get back to the thread subject now please, there is a process if you think someone is trolling the thread, try an use it please.
Our office lost nearly 10 days of work last month. Mainly because of asymptomatic cases where the person who tested positive had been in the workplace the day before. It was decided that the office had to shut for a week (after Union pressure) and we were all advised to get tested.
Thankfully I had a negative result but, more importantly, it seems to have done the trick and those who were also asymptomatic stayed away for 2 weeks.
We all had to lie, but it sorted it and saved a lot of money in lost resource for the taxpayer.
kaz7
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BMA survey , hidden in sky blog , health and social care commitee session .The feelings of the people trying to save us gets forgotten, the stress is immense , i think we have to plan to replace a lot of staff later now
Doctors and nurses were not prepared to see "so much illness and death" as the coronavirus pandemic struck, a leading medic has told MPs.
NHS workers have reported high levels of stress and fatigue - and as many as two in five have not had a break since the first wave of the UK outbreak in March, said Dr Chaand Nagpaul.
The chairman of the British Medical Association's (BMA) Council said that not only were staff working "flat out", they were dealing with the emotional impact of seeing their colleagues get ill, being fearful of getting ill themselves, and helping patients say their final goodbyes to loved ones over smartphones or iPads.
He told the health and social care committee that even before the pandemic there were already high levels of stress and anxiety.
A BMA poll of doctors has found that once the pandemic is over 51% are more likely to work fewer hours, 26% say they are more likely to retire early and 22% said they are more likely to leave the NHS for another career.
Meanwhile 40% of doctors said that their stress levels and their levels of burnout are now higher, 59% say they are severely fatigued and 40% haven't even been able to take an adequate beak or leave from work since March.
news.sky.com
The sessions to mp's are usually repeated on bbc parliament channel
Doctors and nurses were not prepared to see "so much illness and death" as the coronavirus pandemic struck, a leading medic has told MPs.
NHS workers have reported high levels of stress and fatigue - and as many as two in five have not had a break since the first wave of the UK outbreak in March, said Dr Chaand Nagpaul.
The chairman of the British Medical Association's (BMA) Council said that not only were staff working "flat out", they were dealing with the emotional impact of seeing their colleagues get ill, being fearful of getting ill themselves, and helping patients say their final goodbyes to loved ones over smartphones or iPads.
He told the health and social care committee that even before the pandemic there were already high levels of stress and anxiety.
A BMA poll of doctors has found that once the pandemic is over 51% are more likely to work fewer hours, 26% say they are more likely to retire early and 22% said they are more likely to leave the NHS for another career.
Meanwhile 40% of doctors said that their stress levels and their levels of burnout are now higher, 59% say they are severely fatigued and 40% haven't even been able to take an adequate beak or leave from work since March.
Coronavirus live - latest news: 'COVID will be here forever' - Van-Tam's note of caution as he admits getting 'quite emotional' about vaccine
The latest coronavirus updates as England's new tier system comes into force and the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine is approved for use in the UK.
news.sky.com
The sessions to mp's are usually repeated on bbc parliament channel
cleavers
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I'm sure thousands have done that, and it's probably saving not only money for companies and the government, but also lives along the way.
Boris seems to have had no symptoms after self isolating but seems to have been tested (negative).
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BlueAnorak
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The centres of Italian towns and cities are high density housing hotspots. It didn't get into central and southern Italy last time but this time it has. It will be a nightmare for them.
Len Rum
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Latest ONS figures 70k excess deaths.
Actual to date likely to be higher as the figures are approx a week behind.
Actual to date likely to be higher as the figures are approx a week behind.
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we should put you head of uk moral boosting. Suicides would overtake Covid.
Healdplace
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Still no data. Our world beating system is having a rare blink. And I mean rare as in your interpretation of world beating.
BlueAnorak
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This really is fantastic news.
Flu is only contained by vaccination of the vulnerable by a relatively low herd immunity level (R0 of 1.4-1.7so herd immunity is around 40%). Covid-19 (R0 of about 3.1 with herd immunity around 68%) would require mass vaccination every year to achieve the same success rate.
Measles (R0=12 and herd immunity around 92%) needs virtually the entire population to be vaccinated - fortunately it doesn't change so it's a once for life vaccination.
We all know when flu usually hits. It's not rocket science that this will probably mimic it.
You can ban Christmas as far as I'm concerned, it's consumerism gone mad.
However, it's going to pretty awful for those who usually get together with elderly loved ones if it IS restricted
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