The most busy winter week for NHS, while Norovirus Rise continues

Hospitals in England had just had this winter in the early week.

In the past week, more than 98,000 patients in hospital beds – the highest level this winter – and 96% of adult beds were occupied every day.

It happens that Norovirus cases continue to rise -with almost 1,000 beds that are inhabited by patients with vomiting of beetles -but after the climax in January the flu fells.

Almost 13,800 patients were in the hospital, although medically fit to be released – a record high this winter.

The emergency director of NHS England, Prof. Julian Redhead, said: “The twin pressure of winter viruses and problems relieving patients means that hospitals are almost full-even if more beds have been opened to cope with the increased demand.

“While the pressure on hospitals is still incredibly high, people continue to use NHS services in a normal way-with 111 and 111 online if they need advice and support for health conditions and only use 999 or visit a & e in life-threatening emergencies . “

The increasing pressure on hospitals has led to reports on patients with long delays in A&E and the outpatient client.

The Royal College of Nursing warned last month Life was endangered by what Corridor Care described Corridor Care Patients had to be treated in provisional areas such as parking parks, cupboards and care stations.

Safran Cordery from NHS providers who represent hospitals said it was a few difficult months ago.

“It is worrying that despite the tireless efforts of trustworthers and front teams who best do their level in order to offer high-quality care and see patients as quickly as possible under very challenging circumstances, see records.”

In the meantime, Amy Douglas from British health security said that it was essential for the public to take precautions against Norovirus, which was “far above what we would normally see”.

“Just because they had Norovirus does not mean that they don’t understand it again.

“It is really important that if you have diarrhea and vomiting, you take steps to avoid the infection.

“Please avoid visiting people in hospitals and nursing homes to prevent the infection from being passed on in these environments.

“Return only 48 hours after stopping your symptoms to work, at school or in kindergarten and do not prepare food for others even during this time.

“This is because you can still pass on the virus in the days after the occurrence of sick people.”