[user104658]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Unless the NHS want a raft of law suits, they will be supervised and will act as support to existing staff to cover breaks etc



People appear to be mixing up the NHS volunteers who are being asked to help out with the 1.5 who will be shielded and nursing staff

They're putting legislation in place to temporarily register final year students as fully paid, fully functional band 5 RNs. They don't have the staffing for them to be supervised; that's the whole point. No they won't be doing advanced procedures like intubating but they'll be functioning as NQNs when they're not assessed or qualified to do so... It's a bit of a shambles.

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

I don't think having untrained people is a good idea. ... Sorry but I don't, who is going to be training them? Are they going to be vetted adequately?

From what i gather it's retired doctors and nurses who are asked to go back to work to help , therefore they don't need training.

Other people volunteering will probably be doing other stuff to help.

[michael21]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

From what i gather it's retired doctors and nurses who are asked to go back to work to help , therefore they don't need training.

Other people volunteering will probably be doing other stuff to help.

Yes there are in the at risk group pm very silly he a fool he did not wash his hands or Bruch his hair

[michael21]

What the fool going to do this week

[michael21]

I said he was a fool dident i