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23 Apr 20
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Lets hope Boris does this for UK too.....
While we hope that scientific advances, such as treatments and a vaccine, will
provide solutions in the longer term, in the more immediate future we will need to
learn to live with this virus, possibly for some time to come. Our challenge therefore
is to work out if and how we can continue to suppress it and minimise its harms,
while restoring some semblance of normality to our everyday lives. We will always
take a careful approach that seeks to protect life and reduce harm.
These decisions will not be easy. The challenge and necessary change that lie
ahead of us will require us to adapt how we live our lives. That will require a
concerted effort from all parts of Scottish society. Individual and collective
responsibility will be needed to keep our country safe and we will need to draw on
the collective ingenuity, innovation, creativity and perseverance that Scotland’s
people have at their core.
....
Download here:
https://www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-framework-decision-making/
While we hope that scientific advances, such as treatments and a vaccine, will
provide solutions in the longer term, in the more immediate future we will need to
learn to live with this virus, possibly for some time to come. Our challenge therefore
is to work out if and how we can continue to suppress it and minimise its harms,
while restoring some semblance of normality to our everyday lives. We will always
take a careful approach that seeks to protect life and reduce harm.
These decisions will not be easy. The challenge and necessary change that lie
ahead of us will require us to adapt how we live our lives. That will require a
concerted effort from all parts of Scottish society. Individual and collective
responsibility will be needed to keep our country safe and we will need to draw on
the collective ingenuity, innovation, creativity and perseverance that Scotland’s
people have at their core.
....
Download here:
https://www.gov.scot/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-framework-decision-making/
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COVID-19 causes harm in at least four ways.
1. First, the virus causes direct and
tragic harm to people’s health. We have seen this in these first phases of the
pandemic in Scotland in the daily growth in number of new cases; number of new
hospitalisations; number of people requiring treatment in Intensive Care Units; and,
sadly, the number of deaths related to the virus.
2. Second, the virus has a wider impact on our health and social care services in
Scotland; how our people are using those services; and how this impacts on non-
COVID health harms. We have mobilised our health and social care services to an
unprecedented degree to respond to COVID-19. That has meant the postponement
of other types of care and treatment.
Despite the NHS remaining open for those who need it, we have seen significant
reductions in people seeking help. This will impact on those most at risk. The health
impacts brought about by greater inequalities may themselves be significant over
years to come. We must adapt to ensure that our health and social care services can
resume this wider care as soon as possible, and this forms part of our planning for
the period ahead.
3. Third, the restrictions which Scotland, together with the other UK nations, has
necessarily put in place to slow the spread of the virus can in turn cause harm to our
broader way of living and society, including, for example, the negative effects of
increased isolation, particularly for those living alone, and the impact on children’s
well-being from closing schools.
4. Fourth, along with the wider negative impacts of the global pandemic, the lockdown
has had an enormous impact on our economy, with a potential fall of 33% in GDP
during the period of lockdown. This is unprecedented and is causing deep
uncertainty and hardship for many businesses, individuals and households. The
damaging effect on poverty and inequality may be profound.
1. First, the virus causes direct and
tragic harm to people’s health. We have seen this in these first phases of the
pandemic in Scotland in the daily growth in number of new cases; number of new
hospitalisations; number of people requiring treatment in Intensive Care Units; and,
sadly, the number of deaths related to the virus.
2. Second, the virus has a wider impact on our health and social care services in
Scotland; how our people are using those services; and how this impacts on non-
COVID health harms. We have mobilised our health and social care services to an
unprecedented degree to respond to COVID-19. That has meant the postponement
of other types of care and treatment.
Despite the NHS remaining open for those who need it, we have seen significant
reductions in people seeking help. This will impact on those most at risk. The health
impacts brought about by greater inequalities may themselves be significant over
years to come. We must adapt to ensure that our health and social care services can
resume this wider care as soon as possible, and this forms part of our planning for
the period ahead.
3. Third, the restrictions which Scotland, together with the other UK nations, has
necessarily put in place to slow the spread of the virus can in turn cause harm to our
broader way of living and society, including, for example, the negative effects of
increased isolation, particularly for those living alone, and the impact on children’s
well-being from closing schools.
4. Fourth, along with the wider negative impacts of the global pandemic, the lockdown
has had an enormous impact on our economy, with a potential fall of 33% in GDP
during the period of lockdown. This is unprecedented and is causing deep
uncertainty and hardship for many businesses, individuals and households. The
damaging effect on poverty and inequality may be profound.
No surprise here. Scotland has enjoyed a very stable and successful government at Holyrood since 2007 and are led by the best politician in the UK. Nicola Sturgeon is simply different class. They are always one or two steps in front of Westminster.
While it is obvious that government cannot guarantee that no-one will become infected with this virus in future, we are clear that an assumption that there is a proportion or section of the population that it is safe or acceptable to allow to be infected forms no part of the Scottish Government's policy or approach.
lol
5 threads on same subject from forum whack job
5 threads on same subject from forum whack job
It is starting to look like get out to work there and get the economy going again for me while i am at home doing the shielding. Or maybe it is the forums greatest philanthropist ever.
Pity you weren't so vociferous in getting the economy closed down sooner,the packed tubes,supermarkets planes is a direct result of the situation at the present time.
Pity you weren't so vociferous in getting the economy closed down sooner,the packed tubes,supermarkets planes is a direct result of the situation at the present time.
No surprise here. Scotland has enjoyed a very stable and successful government at Holyrood since 2007 and are led by the best politician in the UK. Nicola Sturgeon is simply different class. They are always one or two steps in front of Westminster.
Yes a fine team . sex cases the Lot , The chief Medical was certainly a step of everybody fooking off to her country Home ...
Yes a fine team . sex cases the Lot , The chief Medical was certainly a step of everybody fooking off to her country Home ...
Yes case..and she got FIRED...unlike the bumpkin who has about 8 homes and wanders around them at his leisure.
Not many of us Jocks would trade Sturgeon for the drunken stupid lying clown known as Bojo...
Quite how Scotland can have different rules ,interpretations form England ,when the border is a sign saying Welcome To Scotland / Welcome To England I have no idea.
The difference is Nicola Sturgeon is the boss in Scotland. Our boss is unwell and the minions are either to scared or ordered to waffle every 5PM instead of giving us the the true future plans.
Not many of us Jocks would trade Sturgeon for the drunken stupid lying clown known as Bojo...
Mr Johnson was only politician who had the courage and fight to get Brexit through as the people democratically voted for .....what did your leader and others do ?
The difference is Nicola Sturgeon is the boss in Scotland. Our boss is unwell and the minions are either to scared or ordered to waffle every 5PM instead of giving us the the true future plans.
Not many of us Jocks would trade Sturgeon for the drunken stupid lying clown known as Bojo...
Mr Johnson was only politician who had the courage and fight to get Brexit through as the people democratically voted for .....what did your leader and others do ?
And don't claim Scotland voted to remain.
You voted to remain in the UK after moaning for ever , you choose not to stand on your own two feet but be a minority partner in the UK.
You voted to remain in the UK after moaning for ever , you choose not to stand on your own two feet but be a minority partner in the UK.
What about Mrs May 626? She was delivering it and made a better job then until most of the present cabinet stabbed her in the back.
62% voted to stay in Eu...pleased with how your bunch of idiots are performing?
Apr 23, 2020 -- 3:17PM, sixtwosix wrote:
Quite how Scotland can have different rules ,interpretations form England ,when the border is a sign saying Welcome To Scotland / Welcome To England I have no idea.The difference is Nicola Sturgeon is the boss in Scotland. Our boss is unwell and the minions are either to scared or ordered to waffle every 5PM instead of giving us the the true future plans.Not many of us Jocks would trade Sturgeon for the drunken stupid lying clown known as Bojo...Mr Johnson was only politician who had the courage and fight to get Brexit through as the people democratically voted for .....what did your leader and others do ?
Perhaps it would be better rephrasing it to how come England have got different rules to Scotland? Think of the situation up there just now. You are a registered carer for your elderly invalid partner. The Scottish government pays you more than the rest of the UK. You have to get a prescription so you wait until your home support comes to provide free personal care for your partner, then use your free bus pass to go and collect your free prescriptions for your partner before catching your free bus home.
Read the paper.
Not one piece of scientific evidence in it.
All based on conjecture.
Complete garbage.
Not one piece of scientific evidence in it.
All based on conjecture.
Complete garbage.
If it's not written by our favourite swedish scientist who agrees with the wealthy capitalists then it's worthless!
What of the 26 pages is the scientific evidence on Angoose?
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