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🦠Quick thread 🧵 on latest #Covid19 #Omicron situation. Summary: inequalities and learning lessons! Please read & RT @CMPHN @ADPHUK @FPH @R_S_P_H 1/15
🦠Confirmed cases of #Covid19 in #Liverpool are the highest they have ever been, lots of people are off work sick, causing disruption to key services and the wider economy, and hospitalisations have jumped in the last week. Deaths will follow… 2/15
🦠It is clear that the #Omicron wave is well and truly upon us in the north west, following the experience in London and the South East 3/15
Threads were intended for major shifts. Things that couldn't be explained in 1 tweet. We'd planned to use one every 6-7 weeks. But this is our third thread in a month. And we're writing this one because we've hit a critical point. We'll get to that, but first let's chat.
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It would've been simpler to work in physics. "Hey, does gravity exist?"...drops something..."yup! Case closed!"
But public health during a pandemic isn't like that. A piece by @edyong209 in @TheAtlantic way back in April put it perfectly. Quoting Harvard's Bill Hanage, he (2/10)
But public health during a pandemic isn't like that. A piece by @edyong209 in @TheAtlantic way back in April put it perfectly. Quoting Harvard's Bill Hanage, he (2/10)
summed it up as: “We’re trying to build the plane while we’re flying it.”
The relentless flow of new information hasn't slowed in 7 months. And we've endeavored to make the best decisions we could based on the best information we had at the time. From your perspective, it (3/10)
The relentless flow of new information hasn't slowed in 7 months. And we've endeavored to make the best decisions we could based on the best information we had at the time. From your perspective, it (3/10)
