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How big?

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Expect it to be strong...

and bouncing quickly….

Well, it looks to have bounced and we are now rising

:(

Cant believe we are down here. Wider market having a good day - fully expect profits to arrive here prior to 430..

Lets see. If not 2PM, I think odds on for update 7am tomo.

Thoughts?

If cytiva/danaher would we update marjet at same time?

I would be very surprised if there was not a VERY strong afternoon.

The market is doing well today, oil stocks have opened particularly strongly. I think what we are seeing this AM is opportunistic moves from AVCT to stock trading upwards. The money will return later today.

All IMO but lets see. I certainly don't want to miss the next RNS

Strategic II dont flip shares for quick profit!

What are we thinking is realistic?

Miss read. Thought it as the other way around

Wow! That is a find and a half!!!!

One way to really get on top of this would be to make mandatory that all workforces screen|test full workforce daily/weekly. Schools could also be included.

Introduction such a measure would ensure the r number remains below 1 until a cure/vaccine is found..

Have the gov thought of this?

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GP practices provided over 300m appointments in the past year
6 December 2018 By Sofia Lind

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GP practices are facilitating more appointments than ever, although fewer of those patient consultations are with GPs and more undertaken by other healthcare professionals.

This is the finding of a new NHS Digital data collection, which estimates that 307m appointments took place at GP practices in England in the past year.

This includes extended hours appointments done via the DES, but not those supplied via NHS England’s flagship seven-day access programme.

NHS Digital said the new GP appointments data will be published monthly, and should help track winter pressures in general practice.

The new publication is based on data extraction via EMIS and TPP and covers around 90% of practices in England.

Because it’s the first such data extraction, NHS Digital’s report compares the findings to previous data collected via the QResearch database of anonymised patient records.

The data showed that:

In the year to 31 October, GP practices provided an estimated 307m appointments – up from 299.3m during 2007 and 221.8m during 2005.
Over the past year, 52% of consultations were with GPs; 45% with other practice staff including nurses and physiotherapists, and 3% unknown

Agreement to supply the NHS would had a couple of billion to the avct market cap.

For sure, each visit to your gp will require a POC LFT before entry.

That's 300m per year plus the daily tests each GP will also take.

General practice provides over 300 million patient consultations each year, compared to 23 million A&E visits.

This is just the UK

Cs, its either that or vastly reduced crowds. As long as covid is here it will not be possible to pack stadiums and pubs.

So, UK alone, highly likely:

Dentistry
Carers outreach
Nursing homes
Offshore oil workers
Schools
Airlines
Visits To GP
Hospital admissions

How many tests are we looking at from the above?

So, UK alone, highly likely:

Dentistry
Offshore oil workers
Schools
Airlines
Visits To GP
Hospital admissions

How many tests are we looking at from the above?