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...of her own. I read the piece about the sad death of Guy de la Bédoyère’s mother-in-law at her care home and wanted to add my own family’s tragic tale. I...
...of her own. I read the piece about the sad death of Guy de la Bédoyère’s mother-in-law at her care home and wanted to add my own family’s tragic tale. I...
...for home care and health care settings for use when COVID-19 is suspected. Medical masks should be reserved for health care workers The use of medical masks in the community...
...Social Care Partnership, each individual hospital trust in the conurbation, the Department of Health and Social Care, the mayor’s office and Downing Street. We gave a 4pm deadline. Six out...
...moved 200 doctors to intensive care duties in anticipation of an influx. Lockdown Sceptics‘ senior doctor, who reports on the state of play in hospitals, sent this missive: 1. Admissions...
...economists make these sort of calculations all the time – as do the heads of intensive care units in hospitals when they triage a patient. Indeed, the people answering emergency...
...but were waiting to hear from the care home. I rang the care home. Staff there said they were waiting to hear from the hospital. The care home then rang...
...and 85.7% for care home staff. However, there are still 2,960 care home employees and 295 care home residents who are yet to receive their first dose – despite being...
...Independent Care Group for York and North Yorkshire and owner of Saint Cecilia’s Care Services, which operates four care businesses, said the plan showed the “crisis” facing the sector, adding:...
Care home residents were “neglected and left to starve” during the pandemic, lawyers representing bereaved relatives have told Scotland’s Covid inquiry. The Telegraph has more. Shelagh McCall KC said the “blanket...
...How many have died in care homes to date? The latest assessment of fatalities in care settings in England and Wales by academics at the London School of Economics finds...
