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Considering the current need for telemedicine interventions, I post an opinion piece that could be useful: Research, Evaluation and Sustainability: Reflecting on
15 Years of Experience in eHealth:
https://t.co/56DXBh9NhI
@Azeem_Majeed The soft rhetoric used by the government (turn around in 12 weeks; avoid unnecessary contact when you can) is certainly not helpful in facilitating social distance so that we expect the doubling period to prolong rather than to shrink.
COVID-19: Stay at home for seven days if you experience:
😫 A new, continuous cough and/or
🤒 A high temperature
Find out everything you need to know in our stay at home guidance: https://t.co/ynWoDNcNhE
#COVID19 is here. People we know will get seriously ill. Some won’t make it. Many will suffer financially, rights and luxuries we took for granted will be questioned. This is going to be an endurance race. Some thoughts on what you can do to deal with what's coming: 1/
The NHS decision to ask pre-op patients whether they have been abroad in the past two weeks lacks, apart from political awareness, scientific validity, as the current daily confirmed cases are about to reach 100% of the previous known ones. Current incidence is a domestic matter
This is where local and regional social prescription interventions have direct application. Our BMJ Open paper shows positive impact: https://t.co/N6YWHTcBZu