UKHSA Aug 2022, when paediatric wards were full of 'winter viruses': ''Symptomatic testing will also continue for individuals who are eligible to access COVID-19 treatments'' While the rest of the patients and staff with covid symptoms are not entitled to a covid test?
While paediatric wards were getting full of 'winter viruses',last summer, UKHSA stopped access to covid tests even for patients and staff. Then NHS blamed the lockdowns! Then JCVI stopped access to covid vaccines! UKHSA stopped @ONS! @covidinquiryuk@drclairetaylor#CovidCoverUp
Aug 2022, UKHSA: ''Symptomatic testing will also continue for individuals who are eligible to access COVID-19 treatments'' So a patient with covid symptoms, in the same hospital ward as a patient eligible for covid treatment, can not be tested for covid? @AdamBienkov
Patients with covid symptoms in a hospital ward will have to be assessed by the medical staff to see if they are entitled to covid treatment and only if they are, then the NHS staff can test them for covid, otherwise they don't, they will just ignore covid symptoms? @karamballes
UKHSA 2022:''From April onwards,testing will be provided to individuals&settings at highest risk from COVID-19'' HIGHEST RISKS, NOT EVEN HIGH RISK, what means highest risk? Who is entitled to covid testing, 4 months after Urgent Medical Centres complained of covid staff shortages
patients at high risk of covid not considered worth testing anymore by UKHSA in Apr 2022,only those at highest risk-meaning what exactly?HIGHEST?UKHSA discovered CEV children are not at risk of covid,so DOES THIS MEAN THEY ARE NOT ENTITLED TO COVID TESTS? @karamballes@ELHopkins
This is where UKHSA kindly explains in Apr 2022 what they mean by high risk: somehow they forgot to mention what they mean by HIGHEST RISK? gov.uk/guidance/peopl…
Found HIGHER RISKS, meaning immunosuppressed: gov.uk/government/pub… SO COVID TESTS ARE ONLY FOR IMMUNOSUPPRESSED, despite these patients possibly sharing the same hospital space with non-immunosuppressed who can have covid symptoms but can't be tested? IS THIS A JOKE?
UKHSA needs to remind parents again how CEV children should be in school: gov.uk/government/pub… ''Children and young people are recommended to continue to attend education, unless they are advised otherwise by their clinician''.
'ADVISED BY A CLINICIAN'??? The same clinicians asked by Ofsted to send sick children to school?
UKHSA: ''The following advice on ‘keeping yourself safe’ is aimed at adults.'' KEEPING YOURSELF SAFE advice ONLY FOR ADULTS?Including: 'ensure you have had all of the vaccines you are eligible to receive'-advice not for CEV children?@covidinquiryuk@ELHopkins@LongCovidKids
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How many GPs referred patients?How,when they don't even have covid tests?If GPs referred them,that means the patients weren't hospitalized,so how did they discover it didn't reduce hospitalization,if those who didn't need hospitalization were referred? @AdamBienkov@BInvestigates
The GP clinic on the Panoramic study has zero information about covid and long covid: how exactly did they contribute to the study while having zero information about covid or the study?
Here is the list of those entitled to covid tests,when in hospital with covid symptoms. How does NHS check when a patient is entitled to a covid test, if this list is under regular review? Who checks and decides when patients are entitled to covid tests?gov.uk/government/pub…
UKHSA's list of those entitled to covid tests when having covid symptoms,under 'regular review':''certain conditions affecting their blood''-so hospital staff will have to check with UKHSA,before deciding if a patient with covid symptoms is entitled to a covid test?How is it done
''A broader group of patients (currently those aged 18 years& over, and with underlying health conditions) may also be able to take part in the PANORAMIC clinical study if they test positive for COVID-19 and are symptomatic'' PANORAMIC CLINICAL STUDY doesn't seem to exist anymore
Ofsted criticizing parents for not sending sick children to school, criticizing parents for trying to protect those around from a virus that only killed a few million in the last 3 yrs:schoolsweek.co.uk/gps-should-hel…
COVID-19 is a leading cause of death in children and young people in the US | University of Oxford ox.ac.uk/news/2023-01-3…
US: ''Although COVID-19 amplifies the impacts of other diseases (such as pneumonia and influenza), this study focuses on deaths that were directly caused by COVID-19, rather than those where COVID-19 was a contributing cause.''
US: ''Therefore, it is likely that these results understate the true burden of COVID-19 related deaths in this age-group''
'DOES OMICRON AFFECT CHILDREN?'- this question brings zero uk results! What kind of country is this? Not one word from any uk institution that cared to count the effects of omicron on children- considered unworthy of even counting in the uk! @covidinquiryuk#CovidCoverUp
@Nature : ''Children are making up a larger proportion of patients hospitalized with COVID than in previous infection waves''. Where are the uk institutions that bothered to monitor the effect of omicron and repeated infections on children? Where is any data? @karamballes
'While COVID-19 infections are typically milder in kids and babies, the spread of Omicron contributed to a record number of pediatric cases and hospitalizations last winter and continued to cause spikes in children getting the virus ever since'.whattoexpect.com/first-year/hea… NO UK DATA!
bylinetimes.com/2021/01/21/par… RCPCH-no updated data since 2021:'' This study is reassuring for the majority of children and young people who develop SARS-CoV-2 infection, and reflects what paediatricians are seeing in clinical practice''
Summer 2022: paediatric wards full of 'winter viruses' - not one word here
RCPCH using an old study before omicron emerged: thelancet.com/journals/lanch… Where is the new data about how repeated infections affect children, why uk run out of antibiotics, why emergency services were in crisis last winter? About hospitalization and deaths?