Robert Jenrick

It is "critical" is the personal protective equipment to NHS staff, so that you can follow, The Best possible care, which has Said to its use, a senior official.

on Friday to allow the re-use clothes, if stocks are running low.

Nhs England 's medical Director Prof Stephen Powis Said the former leadership will remain one of the "Best " - But adequate kit supply is.

The communities Secretary Said , to 400,000 dresses arrivals were on Sunday.

Robert Jenrick has denied the proposal by a reporter, that this is only the last Nhs England to Three Days would.

And he acknowledged that the "lack of goods" in areas such as masks and aprons caused an "extremely anxious time for the people at The Front ".

It Comes as the UK another 888 coronavirus deaths recorded, wherein the total number of hospital deaths to 15,464.

on the occasion of The Daily coronavirus briefing at No 10, Prof Powis protective equipment Said that the government had to provide "work incredibly hard" to, to front-line staff in the health sector.

PHE leadership before, Said healthcare staff in the treatment of Covid-19, the patient should wear clothes with long sleeves-disposable fluid-resistant gowns.

But This Was changed on Friday, with PHE three options outlined if clothes were available, as He Said : "some compromises" necessary "in times of extreme scarcity".

Prof Powis Said the former leadership remained "The Best available guide to the Status of the epidemic, we have achieved".

"to ensure that these guidelines are followed, it is of absolute importance, above all else, we are the deliveries of PSA from the Front Line ," He Said , adding that the security of NHS staff was a question of "personal" importance.

"I'm a doctor, I worked for many years at The Front , and I can absolutely assure you for me and my clinical colleagues, this is very personal," He Said .

"these are My Friends , colleagues, family. "

analysis by BBC health reporter Philippa Roxby

An 84-ton shipment of the dresses from Turkey on Sunday will be welcome, But it will not last long, because there are around half A Million front-line NHS staff.

this means That they repel each other soon in front of the prospect again with clothes or the wearing of alternatives that are not intended for liquids, according to new guidance from Public Health England.

While Ministers have always Said that the defect is a result of the high global demand for protective equipment, Doctors and nurses are not impressed.

Prof Steve Powis, a doctor, worked at The Front for many years, it appeared to take it personally.

And he suggested that what changed his "clinical colleagues", which was necessary, what were you promised Two Weeks ago, before the instructions.

In the new guidelines to be adopted, if bottlenecks occur, the three options are for if the clothes are not available.

An option for hospitals the clothes for surgical operations and procedures, which are suitable for the transmission of respiratory pathogens. keep

It also asks employees to re-use "(washable) surgical gown or jumpsuit or similar appropriate attire (e.g., long-sleeved lab coat, long sleeve-patient-dress, or overalls, industrial) with a disposable plastic apron for AGPs (aerosol generating procedures), and high-risk-wash settings with the forearm, as soon as dress or jumpsuit is to be removed".

Earlier, The Royal College of Nursing Said the guide was developed without the detailed advice and The British Medical Association (BMA) - represents the Doctors Said , any change needs to be driven by the science, not the availability.

Dr Rob Harwood, Advisor Committee, Chairman of the BMA, Said : "many healthcare workers have already died.

"more and More physicians and their colleagues cannot be expected to take their own lives on The Line , in an attempt to save others, and this new guidance means that you could do just that. It is not a decision to make you should have. "

Dr. Harwood added: "It's not a real disappointment for us that the government was able, even after a month, this growing, increasingly, the lack of PPE. "

Unison, the UK's largest trade Union, warned that employees in "High Risk areas" could refuse the work if dresses are running.

Prof Neil Mortensen from The Royal College of Surgeons of England, Said that surgeons should "not risk your health", if the liquid were resistant gowns or jumpsuits available.

He Said he was disturbed by "deeply" by the new leadership, which, He Said , implied that "even in the op of" Doctors and their teams may not require the correct PPE.

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