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staff or patients at risk? yes, there are moments when - staff or patients at risk? yes, there are moments when we | staff or patients at risk? yes, . there are moments when we had staff or patients at risk? use: there are moments when we had a significant shortage in an individual setting, so hospitals that got to the limit of the number of patients they could have on oxygen. that wasn t the actual oxygen. that wasn t the actual oxygen in cell, it was the piping, the supply mechanism. but because of the supply mechanism. but because of the nhs, we were able to divert patients to other hospitals, and in some cases move them to other hospitals. it is one of the many advantages of having the nhs during advantages of having the nhs during a pandemic, and as i said at the start, some of the things that went well wear because we had such strong institutions, and in this case we have the nhs, which had record funding and record levels of staff going into this, and thank goodness that we did,