Reyreyrey
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Read the news .
Like I figured. You don't have an answer.
Read the news .
Like I figured. You don't have an answer.
The NHS does this day in day out with our data, they don't in the main host their own systems in their own data centres. These agreements are what allow the data to be hosted and interrogated by systems, with data ownership being held by the NHS and them being the Caldicott Guardian under data protection laws.In a nutshell, the government has transferred millions of UK patients' NHS data to Amazon, Google, Faculty and Palantir.
Why bother consulting the NHS? This government clearly doesn’t understand ‘joined up’ thinking...
NHS boss blasts Matt Hancock for giving 'no notice or consultation' on face mask rule change in hospitals
‘Matt Hancock's plan for all hospital staff to wear surgical face masks and for visitors and outpatients to wear face coverings was made without consultation, an NHS boss has claimed‘
’Chris Hopson, chief executive of NHS Providers, criticised the Government for appearing to make decisions "on the hoof" that seem "overly influenced by politics".
’The Health Secretary announced the new policy on face coverings in hospitals at Friday evening's Downing Street coronavirus press conference.
He said the Government wanted to ensure that "even as the virus comes under control", hospitals are a place of "care and of safety".
But speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Mr Hopson said the policy was announced "with absolutely no notice or consultation" with NHS trusts’
NHS boss blasts Matt Hancock for giving 'no notice or consultation' on face mask rule change in hospitals — Evening Standard
Matt Hancock's plan for all hospital staff to wear surgical face masks and for visitors and outpatients to wear face coverings was made without consultation, an NHS boss has claimed.apple.news
In all honesty I agree that this is the thing that makes it appear like they're making it up as they go along.
'A wing and a prayer' now my goto phrase for government strategy.
I had a scan of those contracts and tbh they look standard fare for these kinds of things.
In decades past corruption and conflicts of interest would have led to resignations. Now such things pass without a raised eyebrow. How low we've sunk (or been dragged down).
Have a gander yourself . Fake news if you like that taste .
Bare in mind this is an accountable error .
So , now what fella ?
I'm full of bull ?
The little people that drive the economy it seems that many a goverment do not give two sh*ts about as long as we get back out there . The bigger fish are what they want to reel in to show the UK is open to money and only money .
It's funny there was a school of thought for a while, particularly in the track and trace app thread, that you weren't doing your duty to fight the virus if you didn't download the app and suck up the concerns about privacy.
their desire to push on and this time "Get the virus done" is a very big risk. One not adequately calculated.
The problem is (and remains) that the economy needed to get going again, but we're doing so without a strategy, nor the adequate tools and operations in place to do so.
I think to believe otherwise is just burying one's head in the sand and hoping for the best.
There are factors of course that the government can't control - like these protests going on - but their desire to push on and this time "Get the virus done" is a very big risk. One not adequately calculated.
I sense the scientists know this now and are worried about associating themselves too heavily with what's happening.
Why bother consulting the NHS? This government clearly doesn’t understand ‘joined up’ thinking...
NHS boss blasts Matt Hancock for giving 'no notice or consultation' on face mask rule change in hospitals
But speaking to BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Mr Hopson said the policy was announced "with absolutely no notice or consultation" with NHS trusts’
Nope , sorry to deflate your boat but this is incorrect . The US Labour department has admitted its error in missclarification on May jobs figures that have nothing at all to do with April figures .
The Labor Department admitted that government household survey-takers mistakenly counted about 4.9 million temporarily laid-off people as employed.
Prefer facts,to changing of goal posts.
Is not manipulating the jobs market to manipulate the stock market a federal offence ?
Two weeks notice? A proper functioning government should be consulting with those directly affected by their announcements ie NHS.Confused now. Is this because the NHS are not having two weeks notice.?
Serco wins Covid-19 test-and-trace contract despite £1m fine
Calls for government to cancel £45m deal with outsourcing company over track record of poor performancewww.theguardian.com
Two weeks notice? A proper functioning government should be consulting with those directly affected by their announcements ie NHS.
The government has been urged to plan for a second wave...
Prime minister told to dump rhetoric and plan for new Covid wave
‘Senior figures from across the NHS have issued an urgent plea for a comprehensive plan to tackle a second wave of coronavirus infections, as Boris Johnson continues to lose public confidence in his handling of the pandemic.
The Observer spoke to organisations including the Royal College of GPs, the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, the Royal College of Anaesthetists, the NHS Confederation and NHS Providers on how ministers should plan for a potential second wave.
They called for:
• An “aggressive public health campaign” to boost flu immunisation to stop the NHS having to deal with flu as well as Covid-19 outbreaks this winter.
• The retraining of more hospital staff so that they could be a “reserve” force, redeployed in the event of a second peak.
• The retaining of private hospital space to help deal with the NHS backlog.
• A comprehensive plan to protect care homes from a second peak in Covid-19 infections.
There were also demands for more open communication about the risks ahead and the strategy being adopted, following Johnson’s much-criticised claim that the UK would have a “world-beating” test and trace system by the start of June’
Prime minister told to dump rhetoric and plan for new Covid wave
I’m surprised there aren’t more injuries in gov’t outsourcing departments caused by people being hit by all the flying brown envelopes.
Please forgive me if incorrect . Was not track and trace and the goverment app a major part of opening up our econemy with C19 out there ? If this integeral part of our goverments plan is stalled until Autumn then how can we push through now on open all hours .
I think it's worse than that. They understand the risks well. How couldn't they? We all do.
They understand the risks and they're doing it anyway.
The government has been urged to plan for a second wave...
Prime minister told to dump rhetoric and plan for new Covid wave
‘Senior figures from across the NHS have issued an urgent plea for a comprehensive plan to tackle a second wave of coronavirus infections, as Boris Johnson continues to lose public confidence in his handling of the pandemic.
The Observer spoke to organisations including the Royal College of GPs, the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, the Royal College of Anaesthetists, the NHS Confederation and NHS Providers on how ministers should plan for a potential second wave.
They called for:
• An “aggressive public health campaign” to boost flu immunisation to stop the NHS having to deal with flu as well as Covid-19 outbreaks this winter.
• The retraining of more hospital staff so that they could be a “reserve” force, redeployed in the event of a second peak.
• The retaining of private hospital space to help deal with the NHS backlog.
• A comprehensive plan to protect care homes from a second peak in Covid-19 infections.
There were also demands for more open communication about the risks ahead and the strategy being adopted, following Johnson’s much-criticised claim that the UK would have a “world-beating” test and trace system by the start of June’
Prime minister told to dump rhetoric and plan for new Covid wave
That’s all we’ve had is rhetoric. In the true sense of the word. Although some have a dislike of this word but, it does accurately describes lack of substance on display from this incompetent government.I dont think Boris Johnson is capable,of anything other than rhetoric