COVID-19 and Day-to-Day Life: making decisions about your risk of exposure

[Mazcd]

The NHS England guidance states that people who have been shielding can begin to resume normal activities, socialise with other people and return to work, however, many of you remain anxious about the continued risk of exposure to COVID-19, particularly with the changing alert levels.

We would like to share with you a document with very useful information about making day-to-day decisions about your risk of exposure to COVID-19.

To read and download the document click on the link below

mpnvoice.org.uk/documents/C...

We would like to thank the authors of this document for kindly sharing it.

Authorship acknowledgement:

Oxford University Hospitals NHS FT

Written by Dr Andy Peniket and Catriona Gilmour Hamilton, Haematology Quality Manager, with input from haematology and infectious disease colleagues and patient members of the Haematology Patient Panel.

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Thank you that’s very helpful

[isimmy]

Thanks Maz.

[Helpatlast]

Immensely helpful thanks so much to all involved in making this available to us.

[Otterfield]

Thank you. Good clear information as always.

[ksos]

Thanks so much for this. It's the best advice document I've seen in that along with describing what causes risk, it goes on to help me make decisions about different activities. I'll be sharing this with my family and friends.

Kim

[Hearingu]

Thank you so much . An excellent guide for all mpners.Much appreciated Max.

[katiewalsh]

Thanks, Maz!! Katie

[krotsida]

Very informative, Thankyou so much.

[Bridie123]

Came through yesterday and read ✅☺

[Twinart]

Thank you Maz very helpful Sally

[Ovingite]

Thanks Maz,

Extremely clear, concise and helpful - as always. I have forwarded it within my personal network to friends and family who either have other forms of cancer or have a need to shield and they were all very appreciative.

Great job, well done

Many thanks

John

[azaelea]

Thank you so much Maz. Just what we need for clarification.

[hollymae]

Thanks Maz I have photocopied it for my friend who has leukaemia