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As U.K. coronavirus cases hit record high, health-care workers are overwhelmed


Eye of the storm’: As U.K. coronavirus cases hit record high, health-care workers are overwhelmed
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Doctors and nurses across Britain are sounding the alarm as confirmed cases of covid-19 reach record highs, with experts urging the government to implement a stricter lockdown to prevent the health system from being overwhelmed.
Simon Stevens, chief executive of the National Health Service (NHS) in England, told reporters on Tuesday that hospitals were “back in the eye of the storm” as new cases surged across Europe and Britain. He said more must be done to ease the burden on health-care workers. ....

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As U.K. coronavirus cases hit record high, health care workers say they are overwhelmed

As U.K. coronavirus cases hit record high, health care workers say they are overwhelmed
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'Resilience is running out': NHS workers brace for another Covid surge


Last modified on Mon 28 Dec 2020 23.37 EST
Richard Breeze reels off a list of the ways his hospital will adapt in coming weeks to cope with the growing number of coronavirus patients flooding through their doors. Staff will be redeployed, wards will be emptied to make more space and critical care capacity – which has already gone from 10 beds to 28 – will move up to treating 30-odd extremely unwell people.
Speaking over the phone while on a ward round, with a whirl of hospital activity going on behind him, Breeze – who is the clinical director of critical care at Lewisham and Greenwich NHS trust – says they are reaching the levels of the first wave but this time around they have fewer staff. ....

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