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June 10, 2021
/PRNewswire/ -- According to the new market research report "Disposable Medical Device Sensors Market by Product (Biosensor, Image sensor, Accelerometer), Type...
June 10, 2021
CHICAGO, June 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- According to the new market research report "Disposable Medical Device Sensors Market by Product (Biosensor, Image sensor, Accelerometer), Type (Strip
June 10, 2021
Incredibly useful in some areas. it meant we had a draft bill which became the coronavirus act. it meant that we had plans ready for infection prevention and control and infection prevention and control and in fact we published our first infection prevention and control data and guidance, sorry, guidance not data, on the 10th of january. so those plans were important. but of course when you have a novel pathogen, it behaves differently to what any plans could possibly set out. and what really ma...
June 10, 2021
Wanted โ before us including your officials wanted to associate themselves with the target. even your testing tsar john newton when we asked him what was the _ john newton when we asked him what was the derivation of the 100,000 said he _ was the derivation of the 100,000 said he would have to ask the secretary _ said he would have to ask the secretary of state, it was his target โ secretary of state, it was his target it _ secretary of state, it was his tartet. , , ., secretary of state, it...
June 10, 2021
And i set it on the advice of my team, i asked them what was the best they could do by the end of the month. the advice they gave me was just over 100,000. 100,000 is a good numberfor a big target and the purpose of the target was to galvanise the system, and it worked. if you ask anybody involved including many of those who have been mentioned during this process, they will say that the 100,000 target mattered because it galvanised the system. notjust in the government but the whole country. we...
June 10, 2021
Of all internal advice and communications between your department, public health england and yourโ department, public health england and your ministerial team on hospitalโ and your ministerial team on hospital discharge and care home testing _ hospital discharge and care home testing certainly for the period from _ testing certainly for the period from january to april? i๏ฟฝ*m testing certainly for the period from january to april? im very ha - to from january to april? im very happy to make...
June 10, 2021
Ramping โ at no point scale down, you were ramping up โ at no point scale down, you were ramping up testing capacity all the way through and you wanted to scale that upโ way through and you wanted to scale that up in_ way through and you wanted to scale that up in february but you had to privatise โ that up in february but you had to privatise testing. just before the first lockdown, what was the plan for the _ first lockdown, what was the plan for the prioritisation of testing? yes _ fo...
June 10, 2021
Macro at that point. the challenge though, was, the scale of the capacity. and i had driven that as hard as i could within phe with my indirect, therefore hands on the levers. then in the middle of march we had a meeting in downing street at which we had an array of test providers, we had the phe team who were doing that, the testing, and i took personal charge of the testing. i know you wanted to expand capacity, imjust i know you wanted to expand capacity, im just trying to understand the stra...
June 10, 2021
Have one of the strongest border policies in the world. at my reflection at the time, and this is very important for the lessons learned, is that the only way we could have stopped, the world could have stopped this virus getting out of china is if china itself had stopped people leaving china. as soon as people were allowed to leave china to go to one place, unless the whole world take action on borders, as they have now, it would only have delayed to a degree. that was the clear clinical advic...
June 10, 2021
With flu preparedness because we had vaccines ready to go on flu, and weve got antivirals. but for a coronavirus, there was no vaccine and there arent any proven antivirals either. so what i said is absolutely true in response to the question. he asked me, are we ready for ebola or a flu pandemic and i said we have full plans for those things. but of course at that time, 25th of january, we were working incredibly hard on responding not just to ebola orflu but responding to what we knew of what ...