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UK may move some coronavirus patients into hotels as hospitals struggle with new strain
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England’s healthcare system may move patients into hotels to alleviate pressure on hospitals having a hard time to manage increasing COVID-19 admissions.
SERIOUSLY ILL CORONAVIRUS PATIENTS IN UK TO GET RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS DRUGS
Health Secretary Matt Hancock stated Wednesday that the National Health Service was taking a look at different methods to decrease the strain on hospitals, consisting of moving patients to hotels when suitable. Conversations about the problem were initially reported by The Guardian paper.
“We would only ever do that if it was clinically the right thing for somebody,” Hancock informed Sky News. “In some cases, people need sit-down care, they don’t actually need to be in a hospital bed.”
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Britain currently has Europe’s most dangerous coronavirus break out, with over 83,000 deaths, and the variety of medical facility beds filled by COVID-19 patients is still increasing. Hospitals in England English are now dealing with 55% more COVID-19 cases than throughout the very first peak of the pandemic in April.
Fox News Flash leading headings for January 13
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England’s healthcare system may move patients into hotels to alleviate pressure on hospitals having a hard time to manage increasing COVID-19 admissions.
SERIOUSLY ILL CORONAVIRUS PATIENTS IN UK TO GET RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS DRUGS
Health Secretary Matt Hancock stated Wednesday that the National Health Service was taking a look at different methods to decrease the strain on hospitals, consisting of moving patients to hotels when suitable. Conversations about the problem were initially reported by The Guardian paper.
“We would only ever do that if it was clinically the right thing for somebody,” Hancock informed Sky News. “In some cases, people need sit-down care, they don’t actually need to be in a hospital bed.”
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Britain currently has Europe’s most dangerous coronavirus break out, with over 83,000 deaths, and the variety of medical facility beds filled by COVID-19 patients is still increasing. Hospitals in England English are now dealing with 55% more COVID-19 cases than throughout the very first peak of the pandemic in April.
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question, you know it's been at least
15 years since I've been following the news, no 10 my folks do that, hmm. what was the question again !?
where you read about this ?
of course I can, it was here
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