Media Briefing 13th November 2020 #GuernseyTogether - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Coronavirus Media Briefing 13th November 2020 #GuernseyTogether Gov.gg/coronavirus COVID-19 New cases in the Negative Positive Awaiting Results Bailiwick 21,831 282 79 Since we started Phase 5c on Wednesday 28th October we have


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Gov.gg/coronavirus #GuernseyTogether

Coronavirus Media Briefing

13th November 2020

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COVID-19

New cases in the Bailiwick

Since we started Phase 5c on Wednesday 28th October we have detected 14 cases through our border testing policy, or through contact tracing We have had 30 cases since September 2020 11 of these were from the cluster

21,831 282 79

Negative Positive Awaiting Results

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COVID-19

Provisional Vaccine Priority Group

1 2a 2b 3 4 5 6a 6b 7 8 9 10 Older adults resident in a care home and those working with older adults All those 80 years of age and over Health and social care workers All those 75 years of age and over All those 70 years of age and over All those 65 years of age and over High and moderate risk age and groups to be confirmed All those 60 years of age and over All those 55 years of age and over All those 50 years of age and over Rest of the population (priority to be determined) Cohort Priority group

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COVID-19

Vaccine Delivery

Primary Care Specialist Nurses Vaccination Centre(s) Collaborative Programme Occupational Health Secondary Care

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COVID-19

Bailiwick Testing Strategy: Current

Symptomatic people Contacts of Cases Travellers Hospital admissions Critical workers Pregnant women Pre-surgery Compassionate

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COVID-19

Bailiwick Expanded Testing Strategy: What do we want to achieve?

Enhanced surveillance testing could and should be used to mitigate this risk with the dual aims of:

  • Detecting more infections in travellers before they can

be spread to the community; and

  • Achieving early detection of any escaped cases/clusters,

which can be targeted with the test/trace/isolate processes to interrupt any ongoing transmission and snuff out outbreaks before they lead to widespread community transmission.

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Know Prepare Protect

Use accurate and up to date information, know the symptoms and what to do if you feel unwell Have enough groceries medication, etc. keep physically active and activate your social network Wash your hands, avoid people who are unwell

  • utside of your

home, consider social distancing and enhanced hygiene

COVID-19

Vulnerable Groups

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COVID-19

Masks / Face coverings

COVID-19 transmission No community transmission

  • sporadic imported cases only

First confirmed case of community transmission that is controlled by track and trace measures Virus is circulating in the community (two of more community cases with no causal links identified) Sustained spread of virus in the community Sustained local transmission, multiple transmission chain from unrelated cases, rapid doubling time in number of cases Face covering guidance No change from present guidance: while there is no evidence of virus circulating in the community, use of face coverings is a personal decision Face coverings remain optional and are a personal decision Use of face coverings in enclosed crowded places and on public transport is recommended Strongly recommend use of face coverings as above Strongly recommend use of face coverings as above

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COVID-19

Winter Preparedness

Each intervention (layer) has imperfections (holes) but multiple layers improve success

The Swiss Cheese Defence

No single intervention is perfect at preventing spread

Hand hygiene and cough etiquette Avoid touching your face If crowded, limit your time Physical distance stay home if sick Fast and sensitive testing and tracing Ventilation, outdoors air filtration Government messaging Quarantine and self-isolation Vaccines Wearing a facemask

Personal Responsibilities Shared Responsibilities

First confirmed case of community transmission that is controlled by track Virus is circulating in the community no causal links identified) rapid doubling time in number of cases No change from present guidance: circulating in the community, use of face coverings is a personal decision Face coverings remain optional and Use of face coverings in enclosed Strongly recommend use of face coverings as above Strongly recommend use of face coverings as above

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COVID-19

Students

We want to welcome our returning students. I personally want to thank those who have already returned for sticking to the rules and behaving

  • responsibly. I know that I have spoken to many of you

and I have been really impressed with the care you have taken. You too, are a shining example of #GuernseyTogether I know self-isolation may be difficult and that most of you will have had a very difficult first term of this academic year. We are here to help and support. Please do contact us if you have any concerns. There are also resources available at gov.gg/coronavirus