Stormont health minister 'reassured' by NHS response to first coronavirus case in Northern Ireland

The video discusses the latest updates from the Public Health agency, including the shift to twice daily reporting of COVID-19 tests in Northern Ireland. It highlights the preparedness and planning efforts for coronavirus, emphasizing the collaboration with the UK and Republic of Ireland. The response to a recent positive case is detailed, showcasing the health system's capability to manage such situations. The video also covers the advanced stage of contact tracing and the measures taken to contact individuals at high risk.

What change has been made to the reporting of test numbers by the Public Health agency?

• They have stopped reporting test numbers.

• They now report test numbers twice daily.

• They report test numbers monthly.

• They report test numbers only when there is a positive case.

How many tests were completed in Northern Ireland according to the update?

• 200 tests

• 150 tests

• 100 tests

• 93 tests

What has been the focus of the health department's efforts in Northern Ireland?

• Planning and preparedness for coronavirus

• Developing a new vaccine

• Improving hospital infrastructure

• Reducing the number of tests

What is the status of contact tracing for the specific case mentioned?

• It is at an advanced stage of completion.

• It has not started yet.

• It is completed and closed.

• It is delayed due to lack of resources.

Who has been contacted by the Public Health agency regarding the specific case?

• All residents of Northern Ireland

• Only healthcare workers

• Anyone in high risk who may have been in contact

• No one has been contacted yet