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Visiting carers -best practice; Businesses' Covid testing registration
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Hobbschi
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Situation:Head-injured (30 years ago) man, living independently with part-time care support from paid carers and (unpaid) family. Ambulant, but some terrain is difficult. Memory and cognitive difficulties. One-handed.
Problem: considering when client can return to his own home (currently quasi-shielding at parents' house). What's best practice for house with visiting carers? What about the Registering for Covid tests for Businesses- is this worthwhile?
Problem: considering when client can return to his own home (currently quasi-shielding at parents' house). What's best practice for house with visiting carers? What about the Registering for Covid tests for Businesses- is this worthwhile?
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@Hobbschi and a warm welcome to scope how are you today? I thought that all people employed as carers and those who receive CA had had their first jabs weeks ago?2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡
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Jabs not the issue. I'd like to be clear on safety measures (masks, etc), and also the lateral-flow tests being made available for businesses. (We employ carers, pay pensions, Employer's NI etc., so are regarded as a business).
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