NHS Carehomes and the Virus

When the ebola outbreak occurred in 2015, it was found afterwards, the main drivers of the spread were healthcare facilities (poor infection control practice. Suspected cases who were actually healthy were being infected in hospitals) and local burial rituals

25% of infects in Ireland are healthcare staff. Half of deaths are in care homes (Possibly even more given proper death notification process is not being followed).
I'd estimate 80%+ of all cases can be linked back to healthcare facilities.

Exact same in Ireland where infected patients are being returned to nursing homes and where some nurses/care home staff were sharing flats/houses

The worst thing the hospitals did originally was to allow the initial infected patients anywhere near a hospital. Cleaning staff have shown they are out of their depth in the past when it comes to proper cleaning processes (MRSA etc...)

What proof is there that the NHS have saved a single life? There is no cure/vaccine or even treatment. Its an ego trip for a lot of these so called "Heroes" who have ended up doing more damage than good

my life works in the care industry the home shw works now has four people with corona virus everyone caught the virus after a trip to hospital in this case the Cumberland Infirmary, other carehomes in the city are also reporting the same thing has happend with them.
The Cumberland Infirmary has bad reutation even among the NHS