The Government must prioritise Public Health over the economy as never before. There is an urgent need to test front line, healthcare workers. A quick serological test is essential to show who has the infection and who is immune.
ome Useful Tips to help you avoid Covid 19…
The coronavirus is named thus as it has a “Crown of protein “, “Co” for “Corona “ and “ V” for Virus and there are several variants. The new virus was first identified on 29th Dec 2019 was named “2019 Novel Virus “, “2019nCoV”. Most colds and flus are rhino viruses, and influenza virus causes a “flu”, such as Spanish Flu which killed millions of people….
The coronavirus has been going on for more than a month…
he Uk is taking steps to avoid the spread of the coronavirus, many airlines, including British Airways, have cancelled flights in and out of China….
UK left the EU on 31st of January 2020. Now you can start to prepare your business to be compliant with new UK regulations….
Assessing your risks regularly helps your business with being compliant. Don’t know where to start? What part of my business needs to be risk assessed? What if my business is at risk? What should I do? Many questions to be raised and more brainstorming to be done to mitigate or avoid risks.
Tips to help minimise the spread of coronavirus…
A few years ago, I submitted a blog about Mesothelioma, an aggressive cancer that is typically caused by the inhalation or ingestion of microscopic asbestos fibres – and how this was being contracted by people exposed to those asbestos fibres years, in fact, decades, later. Furthermore, I tried to explain how it’s used in the construction industry had been negligently prolonged, the numbers of people affected, and its non-curable devastation. Mesothelioma, and related Asbestos-linked conditions, were supposed to reach a peak in 2020, so I wanted to see what progress has been made in treatment, awareness and compensation. I was quite surprised by what I found.
The professional Standards Authority (PSA) have said that they have concerns over ‘transparency and fairness’ of some of the GPhC’s fitness to practice processes.
