CV and mad panic behaviour

[Thryleon]

Are you asserting you worked in a COVID Ward, or have been exposed to COVID cases, and not been tested?

Isn't one of the fundamental problems with COVID over-running a hospital that fact that staff are forced to isolate compounding the problem of patient ratio even further?

Im not asserting it, I am telling you I have gone into a covid ward on multiple occasions, including SCOVID areas at multiple emergency departments in multiple hospitals and at no time has mandatory testing been discussed at my place of employment.

Not only that, I went in on one occasion not wearing an N95 mask, and was only told once I was in there that I forgot to check my mask.  I went in, didnt get a test, but resolved the issue with the equipment that I was there to check (replaced equipment in the covid ward, and setup a new MFD with fax capabilities) and then walked out.

My GP works as an emergency medicine doctor in local hospitals, and also volunteers in COVID wards, when he comes off a rotation he has to isolate and wait for a negative result before he can return to his general practice, it's limited how many regular patients he can see. I presume he isn't being treated differently from the majority.

Sounds like he is being tested more frequently than staff that work in hospitals.  At my health service, its a way more reactive approach to testing, and most people I know have only been tested reactively and this includes the stores man who delivers to each and every single ward in the hospital.  You know, fluids, bandages, or any other consumables like masks etc.

When I tell you that things are not what you think they are, I can state this with the utmost confidence, because I am exposed to more than the average person.  I am happy to share more details via PM if you wish.