Thread by @drstephcoughlin

Across the country GPs are working flat out behind the scenes to prepare as best they can for #COVID19. On Monday morning we start a new way of working.

Here's my pick of the most helpful support resources so far.....

@NHSEngland @rcgp @BMA_GP @NikkiKF @PHE_uk

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Great visual guide to how to approach #COVID19 Covid 19 in primary care @bmj_latest

Doctors of the World @DOTW_UK have translated #NHS updated guidelines on how to stay safe from #COVID19 in multiple languages.

doctorsoftheworld.org.uk/news/coronavir…

Primary Care Pathways @PrimaryCareIT and @DustynSaint have put together a helpful web page with lots of useful information. National and practice guidelines, checklists, tips on remote working and IT solutions. Includes @emis_nug @accuRx @GP_Update

primarycarepathways.co.uk/covid2019

One for @CdsPcn South Warwickshire have had a go at thinking about what a PCN Covid 19 approach might look like.

@fhussain73 @SonaliKinra @DrHannahMorgan @ScottyANP35 @HPILLminster

@drgandalf52 and @egplearning have a really helpful #YouTube that shows you how to have a video consultation with your GP surgery after receiving an invitation via text message.

Self-isolation and the lack of human contact brings social isolation, it can make us feel sad and distressed.

@WHO have some tips around how to reduce stress during #COVID19

How we care for those in our own communities will be key. Checking on your neighbours especially those who are vulnerable in some way. This is one way you could do this 👇#communityspirit