Hey @dailymailUK could you publish an article on the National Guidance asking why Covid19 isn't considered a HCID anymore (=not the same PPE requirement) and why "short lived" exposures without PPE are considered just fine.
It will cost a lot less and save a lot more lives.
It will cost a lot less and save a lot more lives.
Here are all the (govt provided) sources so you don't even have to look them up.
You have my permission to copy/paste that -for free.
It's good that NHS staff gets PPE but as long as the guidance clearly states they don't have to it's not enough.
You have my permission to copy/paste that -for free.
It's good that NHS staff gets PPE but as long as the guidance clearly states they don't have to it's not enough.
(I'd add a word about care homes but I've got a feeling you just won't care about that 👆already. It would make a selling cover tho)
(Oh and save lives)
(Oh and save lives)
I want it to be clearly recorded that this Daily Mail cover & the money they just got from govt is not a coincidence.
It's to brand them "the good media" (opposed to the "bad media reporting on problems instead of finding solutions")
It's to brand them "the good media" (opposed to the "bad media reporting on problems instead of finding solutions")
I'm betting here&now the @dailymailUK won't report on this (see tweet 2 of the thread)
How Covid19 was not considered a HCID anymore to fit the lack of PPE
How staff are told they can be exposed w/o PPE &they need to remain at work if so
Abt the "invisible" care homes/home deaths
How Covid19 was not considered a HCID anymore to fit the lack of PPE
How staff are told they can be exposed w/o PPE &they need to remain at work if so
Abt the "invisible" care homes/home deaths
