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End might bleeding from the gut. we are all competing for a tiny pool of beds and, you know, the elective care is necessarily going to be derailed by this. care is necessarily going to be derailed by this. adrian boyle, thank you derailed by this. adrian boyle, thank you very derailed by this. adrian boyle, thank you very much - derailed by this. adrian boyle, thank you very much for - derailed by this. adrian boyle, thank you very much for your i thank you very much for your insides, doctoradrian thank you very much for your insides, doctor adrian boyle, vice president of the royal college of emergency medicine. let s speak to our business presenter ben thompson, who s in the city of london. a lot of companies worried about the spread of not a lockdown but effectively a lockdown because so many are cancelling christmas plans, parties, lunches, going to the theatre and businesses really want to know, especially hospitality in the entertainment industry, if they are going to be
Doctor-adrian-boyleBedsEndElective-careThis-careGutPoolBen-thompsonInsidesVice-presidentCollege-of-emergency-medicineDoctoradrianOf it is like, really, if you think about getting a year s worth of rain over a month, then you are going to get flooding and potentially severe flooding, no matter how much you ve shored up your defences and that s the concern here, that that huge wave is going to cause lots of people to be off work, having to isolate, which is going to cause disruption and it s also going to cause, it s going to spill over into people going into hospital. now, the rate at which it spills over is uncertain because we don t know exactly how severe it is yet, but we ve no particular reason to think it s less severe than previous strains. we know that covid is always going to be less severe if you ve been immunised, but it may be that, rather than the strain itself, that s making a lot of cases look less severe. let s speak to dr adrian boyle, a front line a&e specialist who is also the vice president of the royal college of emergency medicine.
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