Recommendation which is that we Reform Health care regulations to promote a system effectively. Malpractice is often brought up. Thats typically handled at the state. The scope of practice for Nurse Practitioners and physician assistants and other nonphysicians did typically done at the state level. Often that is the place where not only is the scope of their practices determined but the limit to which they can practice is determined. Another recommendation encouraging consumer selection of high valued based on information. Having transparent information of cost and quality. States again have the capacity to harness that data. In early 30 states now we have allpayer databases where the state has accumulated information from all of the plans. Those could be used to drive that kind of information. And lastly the final recommendation, help from a Population Health and personal responsibility for health. This recognizes that health is very much in ecosystem. It involves the health of peopl
And coming up this hour. A capsule carrying four astronauts docks at the International Space station, in a mission run by the Californian Company space x. Good morning and welcome to bbc news. Borisjohnson has been criticised for reportedly calling devolution a disaster in scotland. During a call with a group of conservative mps, he is said to have described it as tony blairs biggest mistake. Scotlands first minister, nicola sturgeon, said the comments would be remembered the next time the tories insisted they were not a threat to the powers of the Scottish Parliament. The housing secretary, robertjenrick, insisted mrjohnson supported devolution, but not when it was used by nationalists to try to break up the uk. Lets find out more about this with oui lets find out more about this with our Political Correspondent chris mason. We were told the Prime Minister had been making more of a reference to the snps running of scotla nd reference to the snps running of scotland than devolution, bu
Good morning. Welcome to breakfast with dan walker and Louise Minchin. 0ur headlines today. Borisjohnson is self isolating after meeting an mp whos tested positive for coronavirus. The Prime Minister says he has no symptoms, but says the rules are the rules good morning. Welcome to breakfast with dan walker and Louise Minchin. It actually doesnt matter that ive our headlines today. Had the disease and i am bursting borisjohnson is self isolating after meeting an mp whos tested with antibodies. We have to positive for coronavirus. Interrupt the spread of the disease. The Prime Minister says he has no symptoms but the rules are the rules. More progress towards a Covid Vaccine as a Third Company begins Clinical Trials in the uk. More progress towards a covid a squeeze on the vaccine as a Third Company seasonal jobs market. Unemployment begins Clinical Trials is rising, but the number of temporary and christmas Jobs Available has fallen. In the uk. There are some areas of growth though wel
Angered local officials. The states governor has warned that i cant imagine why. Restrictions may be more i cant imagine why, yeah. Rigorously enforced over the coming weeks and he urged people to be patient. Reporter do you take any responsibility . No, i dont. No, i cant imagine. I cant imagine that. The reality is, we are yeah, go ahead, please. Just a few weeks away, the french Prime Minister is due not months away, from making to present a plan for how measurable and meaningful changes to our stay at home order. To ease the countrys lockdown restrictions. 23,000 people have died from the coronavirus there. Where have all the flowers gone . That is a very optimistic point to emphasise. However, thats driven by data, and how will we remember life under lockdown in years to come . Its driven by behaviour museums ask for suggestions and as we change our behaviour about what we should preserve we can impact the science, to capture this period of our lives. The health and the data. This
Units with droves of relatively healthy patients who are now fighting for their life with covid19 pneumonia. When we started getting these patients in the unit, we were putting down breathing tube after breathing tube in these patients. We got up to 14 and 15, ventilators in our 18bed icu, and it was just one after the other. And we were all scared. Nobody knows how to navigate this. And were just taking it shift by shift and day by day. Trying not to get overwhelmed. One of the things that is really hard for us, as icu nurses, were used to having constant access to our patients, we have very sick patients and were used to going in there and assessing and reassessing them. But now, we have to really cluster our care to try to cut down Exposure Time in the room. The less time in the room, the less time we have to be exposed to the disease, the less chance we have to bringing it home to our families, but thats also really hard, because were under constant worry were going to miss somethi