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COVID-19 mRNA Pfizer Vaccine

U.K. Gov Document: information for healthcare professionals

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MHRA Public Assessment Report

Authorisation for Temporary supply: Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine

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PHE: Understanding Ct in SARS-CoV-2 RT-PCR

'A guide for health protection teams'

 'RT-PCR detects presence of viral genetic material in a sample but is not able to distinguish whether infectious virus is present. The quantity of intact virus in upper respiratory swabs will be affected by factors that are endogenous and exogenous to laboratory methods.'

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NHS SOP on COVID-19 Testing

Guidance: Standard Operating Procedures for COVID-19 Testing

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Updated Coronavirus Act 2020

Updated 11/01/2021

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Could Covid-19 Vaccinations be Compulsory?

Compulsory Vaccination and Human Rights Law

Could Covid-19 Vaccines become compulsory and can a requirement on individuals to undergo vaccination as a condition of release from pandemic-related restrictions on liberty, including on movement and association, be implemented? 

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U.K. Vaccination Policy

Briefing Paper: Number CBP 9076, 9 December 2020

 In November 2020, the Health Secretary again stated that the Government was not proposing to make any vaccination for Covid-19 mandatory, but added that he had “learnt not to rule things out during this pandemic because we have to watch what happens and you have to make judgments accordingly".

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Government Analysis of Coronavirus Act

Published September 2020

 This analysis shows how the provisions of the Coronavirus Act have contributed to the government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic 

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Regulation for the Fourth Industrial Revolution

U.K. Government White Paper

 In Partnership with The World Economic Forum; This white paper sets out plans to transform the UK’s regulatory system to support innovation while APPARENTLY protecting citizens and the environment 

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Coronavirus Act 2020

Published March 2020

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DHSC Document: Changes to Medicine Regulations

 

Consultation document: changes to Human Medicine Regulations to support the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines

Published 28 August 2020

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SAGE Documents

Manipulation of the nation to encourage social disapproval

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MINDSPACE

Published in 2010, changing our behaviour through PSYOP

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Preparing for a challenging winter 2020/21

Government Office for Science 'risk mitigation' plan

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WHO advice on use of masks

The efficacy of masks is very weak

In this document it states 'There is limited evidence that wearing a medical mask by healthy individuals in households, in particular those who share a house with a sick person, or among attendees of mass gatherings may be beneficial as a measure preventing transmission.

Results from cluster randomized controlled trials on the use of masks among young adults living in university residences in the United States of America indicate that face masks may reduce the rate of influenza-like illness, but showed no impact on risk of laboratory-confirmed influenza.(62, 63) At present, there is no direct evidence (from studies on COVID-19 and in healthy people in the community) on the effectiveness of universal masking of healthy people in the community to prevent infection with respiratory viruses, including COVID-19.'

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BMA Regulations on Death Certification

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In those cases where the doctor is confident on medical grounds that a particular cause of death is

likely then that should be entered on the MCCD. COVID-19 is an acceptable direct or underlying cause of death for the purposes of completing the MCCD, even without the results of a positive test, and it is important that likely COVID-19 deaths are reported as such via the registrar.

The rules surrounding the completion of the MCCD have changed following the Coronavirus Act

2020. In order for a doctor to complete a MCCD without referral to the coroner any doctor must have seen (including via video link) the patient in the 28 days before death, or alternatively in person after death. If these conditions are met, then a doctor may complete a MCCD which is sent to the registrar who will record the death and complete the paperwork to allow burial or cremation.

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