The peak of coronavirus-related deaths in care homes could potentially be 'months away', the chief executive of Care England has said.
16.04.2020 - 22:47 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
The coronavirus crisis in care homes needs to be looked at 'particularly carefully', with a larrge number of facilities affected in the north west, the UK's chief medical officer has said.
At today's daily press conference, the government was asked why the number of coronavirus cases and deaths in the region is one of worst in country.
Professor Chris Whitty, chief medical officer for England, told the briefing there were two areas that needed to be looked at in the north west in particular.
The peak of coronavirus-related deaths in care homes could potentially be 'months away', the chief executive of Care England has said.
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The chief medical officer today admitted that the UK will see a high mortality rate in care homes because those living in them are 'very vulnerable'.
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