I've just been on a call and heard from my NHS colleagues that the tests are unreliable. A high rate of of false negatives (based on hearsay, not fact). We were quoted our figures from the south west (low infection rate): 400 and something confirmed cases, 700 and something deaths?? Which we were told is because there's very little testing going on.
There are loads of these types of videos going around. I get that key workers need to have some fun and a break. But why does everyone need to upload them to social media now? I was asked to create one for our team the other day. I said no. In the teams' defence though, it's hardly as if they were dancing INSTEAD of treating critically ill patients. But that's the image some people will get from it, especially those whose loved ones are seriously ill or have died. Which is perhaps why these videos shouldn't be uploaded
