LastGarrison
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Denmark have started sending some kids back to school I believe.
Also, someone (Tisza?) mentioned that Poland was loosening but I haven't heard of anything like this from any of my clients over there.
Denmark have started sending some kids back to school I believe.Is anywhere outside of China or Iran (who we don’t believe) at that point yet?
Denmark have started sending some kids back to school I believe.
Also, someone (Tisza?) mentioned that Poland was loosening but I haven't heard of anything like this from any of my clients over there.
How horrible. Putting nurses through that trauma.Mine got 2!!
Denmark have started sending some kids back to school I believe.
Also, someone (Tisza?) mentioned that Poland was loosening but I haven't heard of anything like this from any of my clients over there.
Denmark have started sending some kids back to school I believe.
Also, someone (Tisza?) mentioned that Poland was loosening but I haven't heard of anything like this from any of my clients over there.
Just reading up on it, seems they locked down 12 days before us and tighter. Sending back kids under 11 now.
Few other places like Austria and Czech Republic too. Reading about Sweden and it’s a little misleading to say they haven’t locked down IMO, apparently they have a work from home culture already and over half are doing that, while travel networks are down 50%, plus they’re sensible in terms of health and washing hands and stuff, so they’ve done a lot of the same stuff without having to be told.
Just reading up on it, seems they locked down 12 days before us and tighter. Sending back kids under 11 now.
Few other places like Austria and Czech Republic too. Reading about Sweden and it’s a little misleading to say they haven’t locked down IMO, apparently they have a work from home culture already and over half are doing that, while travel networks are down 50%, plus they’re sensible in terms of health and washing hands and stuff, so they’ve done a lot of the same stuff without having to be told.
I had a brief conversation with a mate earlier whose missus is Slovakian.
He said they introduced very few measures but they closed their borders and made mask wearing compulsory early on and they havent been affected too badly.
He often gets the wrong end of the stick but if it's true then that's quite interesting re: mask wearing.
Looking at wiki it says they started screening air passengers for temperature in Feb, closed schools early March, closed all events venues and closed borders before the masks thing on 15th March, then closed all non essential stores.
They’re not even at the outbreak stage yet, only 2 deaths. On the 14th March they’d had a total of 44 cases, first death wasn’t until the 18th when they were already locked down.
Looks like their problem will be an outbreak when lockdown removed.
Also read something about Sweden having the highest population of people living alone in Europe (don’t quote me on that but definitely a higher proportion than most)
maybe I should head over there and try my luck once all this is over !
Sorry if this has been posted already but on a more positive/heart warming note did everyone see the old fella who is doing a sponsored back garden walk (100
Lengths of his garden before his 100th birthday I think)
He was aiming to raise £1k....already over £7m !!!! Legend !
Looking at wiki it says they started screening air passengers for temperature in Feb, closed schools early March, closed all events venues and closed borders before the masks thing on 15th March, then closed all non essential stores.
They’re not even at the outbreak stage yet, only 2 deaths. On the 14th March they’d had a total of 44 cases, first death wasn’t until the 18th when they were already locked down.
Looks like their problem will be an outbreak when lockdown removed.
Regarding the testing of residents/patients returning to care homes, I think some of the comments, about what is ultimately an additional precautionary measure, such as facilitated manslaughter, murder etc etc are way over the top
presumably this is only able to happen now due to the limited testing capacity and the previous focus on testing those admitted to hospital for showing symptoms and then the nhs workers and their families (if they have been self isolating). Correct in my view
As far as I’m aware coronavirus patients are kept in separate units away from general wards so you would hope that IF procedures had been followed (and PPE available etc) the transferred individuals wouldn’t have a significantly higher chance of being infected (and be asymptomatic as presuming if they are showing symptoms they won’t be moved into the care home in the first place) than say a worker or anyone else coming into the care home from the outside world that day ? - we aren’t expecting all of those individuals to be tested daily
Again, Im not saying the inability to test higher numbers before now isn’t a major issue, but some of the comments on here are a step too far
Ps I was actually feeling a little more positive after seeing the case numbers today, probably should’ve stuck to avoiding this thread !
easing up from Thursday but if you go outside have to wear a mask or scarf across your face. One eye on the May Presidential electionWas speaking to a UK based Polish girl at work today. She said that they were
still locked down .
There is no way in hell you can stand over the conscious decision to not test people in care homes. You just can't. You are knowingly sending peopl e to- at best- sickness and a good chance of death. Call the terminology over the top if you like, perhaps "murderous negligence" might be better, but you cannot justify, explain away or justify what is happening in care homes.
Isn’t this all down to lack of testing generally? Have we ever had a reason given why our capacity is so low?
There is no way in hell you can stand over the conscious decision to not test people in care homes. You just can't. You are knowingly sending people to- at best- sickness and a good chance of death. Call the terminology over the top if you like, perhaps "murderous negligence" might be better, but you cannot justify, explain away or justify what is happening in care homes.
That wasn’t the discussion or point mate. This was about testing those returning from hospital to a care home (which I’m glad they’re now doing but thought the comments were OTT)
Isn’t this all down to lack of testing generally? Have we ever had a reason given why our capacity is so low?
What’s more bizarre is that we aren’t currently utilising the increased capacity !!!!
ok fair enough- I'm still working and grumpy and just popped over for a gander. Still- when you are refusing tests to care home workers when we apparently have all this "ramped up" capacity, can't be right.
The president of the institute of biomedical sciences was on the bbc today.I hate to break it to you but they're full of shite. The additional capacity no doubt has numerous caveats like most of their headlines.
The government was late
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Yes because if we are at the peak of infections already infected people will die.Whitty said we are at the peak however deaths will continue to go up for 10 days or so
Whitty said we are at the peak however deaths will continue to go up for 10 days or so
Let's hope this is true, if it is true then the Nightingale hospitals will never get anywhere near capacity if used much at all.
Doesn’t the model predict a larger wave around winter?
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