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By *ny1local OP   Man
over a year ago

READING

Just as a 'throw it out question ',does anyone think that this will be a 'wakeup call' for countries to be prepared for any future virus outbreaks?

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By *lan157Man
over a year ago

a village near Haywards Heath in East Sussex

Clearly we are beyond that

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By *arvest 84Man
over a year ago

SCAWBY, NEAR , BRIGG.

i hope so.

as we have got brexit finally at the end of this year, and the promise to level up the country, their is a fantastic chance to open factorys in the north and get back to , MADE IN ENGLAND .

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By *aulj69Man
over a year ago

dunstable


"Just as a 'throw it out question ',does anyone think that this will be a 'wakeup call' for countries to be prepared for any future virus outbreaks?

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I think this world will never be the same in my lifetime so just get out there after lockdown and have fun people

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By *ny1local OP   Man
over a year ago

READING


"i hope so.

as we have got brexit finally at the end of this year, and the promise to level up the country, their is a fantastic chance to open factorys in the north and get back to , MADE IN ENGLAND . "
what's wrong with the other 3 countries in the UK?

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

It will probably lead to some greater levels of preparedness in some countries. I'm uncertain whether the UK will be amongst them, as the conservative governments from 2010 were repeatedly given the information on how unprepared we were but did nothing about it. We should evaluate people on their behaviour, not what they may so. Unless being more prepared involves several government senior ministers getting very wealthy from it, expect more of the same.

1 part is having the resources, including health and care workers and adequately funded services and the 2nd is the process part, with fully prepared plans but also a government that will take intelligent, appropriate decisions quickly. I'm not so optimistic about much of that here in the UK

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By *arvest 84Man
over a year ago

SCAWBY, NEAR , BRIGG.

no, nothing wrong with the other 3 countrys,

was just saying that it now makes sence to bring allot of things back in house , bring the british kite mark back and start to look after the UK again rather than import everything and rely on outhers.

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By *quarerootMan
over a year ago

Helston

Not if the Nightingale hospitals are an indicator....

For those of us working in ICUs, we knew that taking up to 500 pts, let alone the 2000 first mooted, that it was NEVER going to happen. Not because of the ability to build extra capacity but because they were NEVER going to find the staff to manage those pts.

As it turns out, the hospital had 19 pts as of last week.... and if any hospital had to refer a pt into the hospital, we were emailed that we had to send a team of staff with the pt to care for them.. why would you do that?.. you’d just create extra capacity in your own hospital and reorg your own staff.

The PPE issue has, I think, been slightly exaggerated... I’m not saying that there haven’t been some shortages or supply issues, but personally we’ve always had enough PPE.

Now that this issue has been raised though, it would be really shortsighted for the NHS not to have its own manufacturing arm for PPE and dialysis kit

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"i hope so.

as we have got brexit finally at the end of this year, and the promise to level up the country, their is a fantastic chance to open factorys in the north and get back to , MADE IN ENGLAND . "
Haha as if we will go back to made in England, everyone wants cheap and that isn't going to happen if it's made in England.

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By *hrista BellendWoman
over a year ago

surrounded by twinkly lights

This is why south Korea were so prepared for covid-19, they put in an emergency action plan after SARS. We always put in plans after the event reading the chief medical officer disasters that have been dealt with is interesting material.

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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago

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It’s inevitable that lessons will be learnt. We need to stop believe we are invincible and start planning for worst case - when I see ‘we’ I actually mean ‘them’, the government, hospitals, care homes, businesses. Contingency plans.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"i hope so.

as we have got brexit finally at the end of this year, and the promise to level up the country, their is a fantastic chance to open factorys in the north and get back to , MADE IN ENGLAND . what's wrong with the other 3 countries in the UK? "

I thought the same, sadly some people think there is only one country in the UK.

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By *ny1local OP   Man
over a year ago

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"It’s inevitable that lessons will be learnt. We need to stop believe we are invincible and start planning for worst case - when I see ‘we’ I actually mean ‘them’, the government, hospitals, care homes, businesses. Contingency plans. "
I agree because sadly I don't think this will be the last time a pandemic hits us. So let's hope we will be better prepared for the next one.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

With the increase of globalisation the chances of pandemics has risen dramatically. Whether the world will learn from this is hard to say, will governments spend millions on a what if scenario for the next pandemic maybe initially but then budget cuts will see money and resources diverted to what they see as higher priority at the time..also what form will the next pandemic take ? A virus ? A bacteria ? Or another form ?? We dont know and in reality cant prepare for every possible future scenario..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"i hope so.

as we have got brexit finally at the end of this year, and the promise to level up the country, their is a fantastic chance to open factorys in the north and get back to , MADE IN ENGLAND . "

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By *hy_bangor_bi-girlWoman
over a year ago

Bangor


"i hope so.

as we have got brexit finally at the end of this year, and the promise to level up the country, their is a fantastic chance to open factorys in the north and get back to , MADE IN ENGLAND . what's wrong with the other 3 countries in the UK?

I thought the same, sadly some people think there is only one country in the UK. "

And that is how the clusterfuck known as brexit happened...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Interesting that one of labours ideas was for the nhs to manufacture a lot of its requirements (generic drugs to begin with) and I wonder if some of the more rampant brexiteers are perhaps in step with that now? The trouble is that so many of our care home and nhs staff came from europe and when they started going home there was no one trained available to take up the places that needed filling so badly. Just like fruit pickers etc. Make Britain Great (sorry, England) - what bollocks!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Just as a 'throw it out question ',does anyone think that this will be a 'wakeup call' for countries to be prepared for any future virus outbreaks?

"

the next thing we are going to fall short on, are Nuclear fall out bunkers

bet you dont have one in your back garden

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"i hope so.

as we have got brexit finally at the end of this year, and the promise to level up the country, their is a fantastic chance to open factorys in the north and get back to , MADE IN ENGLAND . "

Very funny...

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By *heIcebreakersCouple
over a year ago

Cramlington


"Just as a 'throw it out question ',does anyone think that this will be a 'wakeup call' for countries to be prepared for any future virus outbreaks?

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We had that wakeup call with the NHS test four years ago that government ignored, so dont hold your breath.

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By *heIcebreakersCouple
over a year ago

Cramlington


"i hope so.

as we have got brexit finally at the end of this year, and the promise to level up the country, their is a fantastic chance to open factorys in the north and get back to , MADE IN ENGLAND . "
Given that the only region of England that was a net exporter of manufactured goods befoer ethe Brexit clusterfuck was the north east, you appear to be lamentably ignorant of the reality of the British economy. The problem of the English economy is that the north has the factories, the south has the bankers and the investment in quality of life.

Have a nice day.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

No, people have short memories, the government's allies in the press will start up with stories about those front line staff that we all rightly applaud not being so great after all. Idiots will believe it because it will be drip fed into their newspapers and facebook timelines and we'll be back to the way we were.

The hard of thinking will still believe that the Conservatives care about them and that the only way for normal people to have more money is to give a shitload of it to the rich, and because they are so kind and generous they will look after us.

People will blame 'cheap' labour from Europe for them not having a job, rather than the business owner who laid them off so they could make more money, and the world will go back to spinning the way the rich people want it too.

The reason we have this shit show, and it's cousin Brexit, and it's older sibling the 2008 financial crash, is because thinking is hard, and admitting that you were fooled is even harder, so people will carry on pretending that they have never been fooled and keep swallowing the narratives that help them do that.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"No, people have short memories, the government's allies in the press will start up with stories about those front line staff that we all rightly applaud not being so great after all. Idiots will believe it because it will be drip fed into their newspapers and facebook timelines and we'll be back to the way we were.

The hard of thinking will still believe that the Conservatives care about them and that the only way for normal people to have more money is to give a shitload of it to the rich, and because they are so kind and generous they will look after us.

People will blame 'cheap' labour from Europe for them not having a job, rather than the business owner who laid them off so they could make more money, and the world will go back to spinning the way the rich people want it too.

The reason we have this shit show, and it's cousin Brexit, and it's older sibling the 2008 financial crash, is because thinking is hard, and admitting that you were fooled is even harder, so people will carry on pretending that they have never been fooled and keep swallowing the narratives that help them do that."

Dominic Cummings is even on YouTube telling people that Conservatives don't care!! The evidence is there..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Dominic Cummings is even on YouTube telling people that Conservatives don't care!! The evidence is there.."

It isn't if you choose not to see it, plus he means they don't care about those other people, not me.

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By *V-AliceTV/TS
over a year ago

Ayr


"It’s inevitable that lessons will be learnt."

It really, really isn't inevitable. Not in the UK, the USA and China, to name but three.

If history teaches us anything it's that humanity is capable of repeating a mistake - no matter how catastrophic it is.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It’s inevitable that lessons will be learnt.

It really, really isn't inevitable. Not in the UK, the USA and China, to name but three.

If history teaches us anything it's that humanity is capable of repeating a mistake - no matter how catastrophic it is. "

THIS!

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By *had MichaelMichaelsMan
over a year ago

tobermore

End off Globalism I think,Countries are closing their borders....thank God...

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By *ny1local OP   Man
over a year ago

READING

Maybe the way forward would be if international scientists had a base in a neutral country e.g Switzerland, in order to pool their skills,instead of working separately in their own country.

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By *limmatureguyMan
over a year ago

Tonbridge


"Maybe the way forward would be if international scientists had a base in a neutral country e.g Switzerland, in order to pool their skills,instead of working separately in their own country. "

They probably wouldn't be much use without their laboratories.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Maybe the way forward would be if international scientists had a base in a neutral country e.g Switzerland, in order to pool their skills,instead of working separately in their own country.

They probably wouldn't be much use without their laboratories. "

They don't have laboratories in Switzerland?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Maybe the way forward would be if international scientists had a base in a neutral country e.g Switzerland, in order to pool their skills,instead of working separately in their own country. "

Ever heard of CERN? Thats quite international lol

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By *ighland gentlemanMan
over a year ago

Ardgay


"Not if the Nightingale hospitals are an indicator....

For those of us working in ICUs, we knew that taking up to 500 pts, let alone the 2000 first mooted, that it was NEVER going to happen. Not because of the ability to build extra capacity but because they were NEVER going to find the staff to manage those pts.

As it turns out, the hospital had 19 pts as of last week.... and if any hospital had to refer a pt into the hospital, we were emailed that we had to send a team of staff with the pt to care for them.. why would you do that?.. you’d just create extra capacity in your own hospital and reorg your own staff.

The PPE issue has, I think, been slightly exaggerated... I’m not saying that there haven’t been some shortages or supply issues, but personally we’ve always had enough PPE.

Now that this issue has been raised though, it would be really shortsighted for the NHS not to have its own manufacturing arm for PPE and dialysis kit"

Up here in my board we have never had more than 6 cases in ICU at a time. No more than 50 other cases.

Assessment centres with very low attendance rates.

But all staff on standby, maybe working 1day in 5!

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By *9bottMan
over a year ago

chester


"Interesting that one of labours ideas was for the nhs to manufacture a lot of its requirements (generic drugs to begin with) and I wonder if some of the more rampant brexiteers are perhaps in step with that now? The trouble is that so many of our care home and nhs staff came from europe and when they started going home there was no one trained available to take up the places that needed filling so badly. Just like fruit pickers etc. Make Britain Great (sorry, England) - what bollocks! "

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Just as a 'throw it out question ',does anyone think that this will be a 'wakeup call' for countries to be prepared for any future virus outbreaks?

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Singapore and a few other countries learned lessons from SARS and were really well prepared for this pandemic. The EU will put measures in. God knows what Trump will do.

As soon as this is over the UK will resume the race to the bottom as per Brexit. There will be no money left for anything as left-wing as looking after the health and wellbeing of the citizens.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"End off Globalism I think,Countries are closing their borders....thank God..."

Globalism is stronger than ever. Trump, Brexit etc.

Big corporations will capitalise on this pandemic.

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"Just as a 'throw it out question ',does anyone think that this will be a 'wakeup call' for countries to be prepared for any future virus outbreaks?

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Yes

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