The saddest and worst thing of it all is that it shows a wider societal problem with how these people are considered and how they are treated.
I can guarantee that half the deaths will be in these homes - and it’s not really their fault as containment in these environments is impossible - and a large percentage on top will be elderly and vulnerable people who either contracted it while in hospital or from community care workers in their own homes. When you then add health professionals into the mix they will be the vast majority of victims
I don’t have any experience of care homes, I’m not going to say much on that. But based on your comments, what is your opinion on the instruction to send covid positive patients into care homes?
Has there been a poll?6 of the 30 children in my wife's class are prepared to return to school.
Er, no she had to call them all up and she'll have to call the parents of the kids who aren't going in every day to check their position.Has there been a poll?
Bang on and it’s a criminal actI agree, but this is a completely separate issue, this involves a Government directive to transfer
Covid19 recovering patients into care homes that were full with the very people all the experts
agree we’re the most vulnerable to fall foul of it.
That seems a well thought out system. Surely better to get the parents to phone in if and when they change their mind rather than wasting her time every day.Er, no she had to call them all up and she'll have to call the parents of the kids who aren't going in every day to check their position.
I presume they didn't think the response would be so low. She's year 6 as well.That seems a well thought out system. Surely better to get the parents to phone in if and when they change their mind rather than wasting her time every day.
That's a reasonable number. There should be no more than 10 to ensure distancing. The govts idea of 15 is a joke.6 of the 30 children in my wife's class are prepared to return to school.
Its been under 100 for 5 days but that's number is the lowest. Be interesting to see if it stays that low. Suspect we're 7-10 days from it jumping up again but fingers crossed it doesn't.See London only had 24 new confirmed cases in the last 24 hours, great news to see how low it’s getting! Let’s have some optimism for a change
That’s the spirit “‘blind optimism” flying in the face of “all probability” will see us through.See London only had 24 new confirmed cases in the last 24 hours, great news to see how low it’s getting! Let’s have some optimism for a change
See London only had 24 new confirmed cases in the last 24 hours, great news to see how low it’s getting! Let’s have some optimism for a change
The government will be stock piling bleach next
UK pays £20m for Donald Trump's malaria drug 'Covid cure'
Yeah but he’s a very stable genius.I was watching in interview with a doctor from the group Trump shut down, Eco health alliance.
He said the Wuhan lab were developing a drug, rumminex or something as a vaccine for covid viruses. They were very optimistic about it's chances.
Once Trump pulled the plug on the health alliance that went out the window.
Of course the official line was the US had giving Wuhan lab 3.7.
It was bullshit, they had givem the health alliance 3.7 million a year and they were using it to fund various projects including this one in Wuhan. The money they had given them totalled $76000 a year.
He was saying they had to work in collaboration with them because it wasn't feasible for them to turn up in China, collect samples and ship them back to the US so they needed Chinese cooperation so that's now out the window.
Worst case scenario Slovenia has just opened its borders with no quarantine for EU nationals so get yourself to Ljubljana which is high on my Europe bucket list!!August, and it's in Mallorca. That's not even a joke.
At present he reckons there's more chance of the stag happening than the wedding.
If the wedding gets postponed until next year he said we will have another stag next year regardless. Let's hope for both!
I’ve been to a lot of care homes and can easily see why this occurred.
With SATS cancelled you’d be forgiven for thinking Year 6’s and parents might not see the point in sending them back until September. I know there is the transition to think of but with secondary schools not opening it would be limited anyway. Only sad thing is about them having chance to say goodbye to primary school after 7 years.I presume they didn't think the response would be so low. She's year 6 as well.
We should just buy the powerful torches to shine in people's mouths and kill the virus. Really bright lights. The brightest. If course you'll report that our lights are dim and that's why nobody's reading your paper.
Yeah exactly, what's the point for a couple of weeks to be off again.With SATS cancelled you’d be forgiven for thinking Year 6’s and parents might not see the point in sending them back until September. I know there is the transition to think of but with secondary schools not opening it would be limited anyway. Only sad thing is about them having chance to say goodbye to primary school after 7 years.
Er they didn’t live there we were carers for years and this was a forced situation for one week for “respite” from a hospital - cheers for questioning my morality though about something you know nothing about - Jesus Christ
The private us company that has the contract to run the nhs ppe stockpile were incompetent it appears and couldn't manage it correctly
I don’t have any experience of care homes, I’m not going to say much on that. But based on your comments, what is your opinion on the instruction to send covid positive patients into care homes?
FP will know when it happened but there was a significant change when council home help services were contracted out. At that point service deteriorated dramatically and the communication between hospitals and out care - care homes or home help
Working parent's ?Yeah exactly, what's the point for a couple of weeks to be off again.
With SATS cancelled you’d be forgiven for thinking Year 6’s and parents might not see the point in sending them back until September. I know there is the transition to think of but with secondary schools not opening it would be limited anyway. Only sad thing is about them having chance to say goodbye to primary school after 7 years.
I presume they didn't think the response would be so low. She's year 6 as well.
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