Public health experts, doctors and NHS staff all have concerns
‘the criticism that we can’t see a strategy’ against a second wave of coronavirus ‘is a legitimate criticism’. He said the government’s self-imposed testing targets had got in the way of putting practical steps in place.
‘Clinicians working on the ground find it tiresome and difficult to work in an environment where things are changing every day and there’s no sense of direction as to where we’re heading.’ The NHS is also facing a backlog of cancelled appointments due to the pandemic, with around 8,000,000 people still waiting for surgery. Prof Derek Alderson, the president of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, said the country ‘certainly can’t handle a second wave’ that would continue into the winter.
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