that they have flu. would you support that? we know that they have launched flu. would you support that? we know that they have launched a that they have launched a consultation today. i think we have to remember that this is fraught with ethical challenges and also legal challenges, and i think there are really mixed views from hospital trust leader is another trust leader is up and down the country about the best way to get vaccination rates up. and also maintain the level of staffing on the front line that we need. you know, trust leaders are basically saying that their engagement with staff collectively and individually, persuasion, building confidence in the vaccine and trust in those processes, that s and trust in those processes, that s a really important part of getting vaccination levels up. and i think that that s where they would like to focus, but the consultation is out there and i think it s really important that we reflect the range of use and understand what works
or three weeks. if they are on a bed, we could have treated between nine and ten cancer patients in that time. so that gives us some idea of what it means to be dealing with covid and the backlog. but trust are working incredibly hard. they are doing innovative things, things like super saturdays, where hospitals are doing many, many of the same procedures all at the same time when their operating theatres are clear for them to do that, so they are thinking creatively about how they can get through this backlog, with staff going the extra mile. but can get through this backlog, with staff going the extra mile.- staff going the extra mile. but it s challenging- staff going the extra mile. but it s challenging. do staff going the extra mile. but it s challenging. do medical staff going the extra mile. but it s challenging. do medical settings. challenging. do medical settings still need to be working under the covid restraints? with the vaccination programme in place, with things ha