wrencat1873 wrote:
Have you concluded your "research yet" and if so, what action should have been taken over the last 18 months+ and what action would you suggest in the coming months ?
No vaccinations, no masks, no distancing etc
What about hospital treatment and staff working within the care sector ?
Temporary ban on all flights into the country in December to give time to allow for an urgent risk assessment, I would've never spent £569 million on ventilators or £35 million on the NHS C19 app, rather spending billions on test & trace this money would be better spent on designing & building germ/virus free hospitals, increased hospital capacity & fast tracked critical care training for nurses, N95 masks available for all healthcare workers, "non essential" shops/services "allowed" to stay open, early randomised control trials across all environments to establish what preventive measures actually work and don't work (distancing, paper masks etc), targeted recommended stay at home orders for all vulnerable individuals that could be threatened by the affects of the virus, protect care homes by incentivsing carers to stay in the care home and not dumping sick patients into them, well advertised free delivery service (food, medical etc) available to all elderly and vulnerable, greater research into existing safe treatments to both prevent & cure, performance based targets on those making decisions i.e. doing X will result in a reduction of Y, if not achieved then they would be made to leave their post, production of safe inactivated vaccines to those that require it, advertising importance of good health i.e. exercise & diet, continued treating non C19 patients to prevent the 13 million NHS backlog.
