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Seminole County, others activate emergency plans for the homeless over cold NYE weekend

Inside a warehouse in Sanford, emergency workers packed a trailer Friday with blankets, ready-meals and other supplies, preparing to house people escaping the elements. It’s part of Seminole County’s emergency plan, activated as forecasters predict temperatures dipping below the 40s in the last weekend of 2023. Officials, led by the county’s Emergency Manager Alan Harris, are working with .

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Seminole County, others activate emergency plans for the homeless over cold NYE weekend

Seminole County, others activate emergency plans for the homeless over cold NYE weekend
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Short term imperatives must not crowd out long term ambitions to transform health and care

Integrated care systems should be supported to deliver their plans as financial challenges are tackled The NHS in England faces an extremely challenging winter and the prospect of very low growth in its budget thereafter. The Chancellor’s autumn statement gave priority to cutting some taxes, albeit with the overall tax burden set to reach record levels. It also outlined public spending plans so tight they were described by one think tank as “implausible.”1 The government has rejected a request from NHS England for additional funds in the current financial year to cover the costs of industrial action. It has also been adamant that the NHS and other public services should redouble efforts to increase productivity. In response, NHS England has reiterated the importance of the NHS achieving financial balance this year and reprioritized national budgets to release some funds to help deliver this. It has also acknowledged the need to work towards a limited number of targets and accep

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What have we learnt from the covid-19 inquiry so far?

Flaws in decision making and governance resulted in a chaotic response The covid-19 inquiry is currently focusing on core UK decision making and governance. Recent witnesses have described how decision making was centred on Boris Johnson as prime minister who was slow to understand the significance of covid-19, dismissive of its likely impact, and largely absent from discussion of its implications in the first weeks of 2020. Johnson’s vacillating stance on how best to respond to covid-19 was a source of immense frustration for the advisers and civil servants working with him and had measurable consequences for the public’s health.1 The civil service through the Cabinet Office and Department of Health and Social Care was also ill-prepared for the biggest crisis facing the British state in decades. So far so familiar in validating the findings of inquiries by parliamentary committees and accounts by scientists and journalists who have reported on these issues.234 The picture of hig

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