Professor Chris Whitty answering questions during Downing Street coronavirus press briefing

The video discusses the phased resumption of non-emergency NHS and public health services. It emphasizes minimizing delays by prioritizing urgent services first, followed by less urgent ones. The approach involves careful planning and collaboration with NHS and public health colleagues to ensure a responsible and effective implementation.

What is the primary goal in resuming non-emergency health services?

• To resume all services at once

• To delay the resumption of services indefinitely

• To ensure services are resumed responsibly and in phases

• To focus only on emergency services

How are services prioritized during the resumption process?

• By delaying all services equally

• By resuming services randomly

• By focusing on the most urgent services first

• By resuming less important services first

What is the approach towards less urgent but important services?

• They are not resumed at all

• They are resumed slightly later

• They are given the same priority as urgent services

• They are resumed immediately

Who is involved in planning the phased resumption of services?

• NHS and public health colleagues

• International health agencies

• Only the government

• Private health organizations

What is the main challenge in resuming health services?

• Managing the phased resumption effectively

• Ignoring public health guidelines

• Ensuring all services are resumed simultaneously

• Focusing only on emergency services