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n my opinion, and that of many of my colleagues, there has
been no Covid Pandemic, certainly not in the Surrey region and I have
heard from other colleagues this picture is the same throughout the
country. Our hospital would normally expect to see around
350,000 out patients a year. Around 95,000 patients are admitted to
hospital in a normal year and we would expect to see around a similar
figure, perhaps 100,000 patients pass through our A&E department.
In the months from March to June (inclusive) we would normally expect
to see 100,000 out patients, around 30,000 patients admitted to
hospital and perhaps 30,000 pass through A&E. This year (and these
figures are almost impossible to get hold of) we are over 95% down on
all those numbers. In effect, the hospital has been pretty much empty for that entire period.
The fact is that regardless of what you actually die of in
hospital, it is likely that Covid-19 will feature on your death
certificate. I have included with my statement the detailed
published guidance from Government on Death Certification which shows
how Covid-19, as a factor is encouraged to at least feature on a death
certificate.
Remember Covid-19 itself can not kill. What kills is complications from the virus,
typically pneumonia like symptoms. These complications are in reality
incredibly rare but have featured and a large amount of death
certificates issued in recent months. As long as Covid-19 appears on a
death certificate, that death is counted as Covid-19 in the figures
released by the ONS and PHE.
I genuinely believe that many death certificates, especially
amongst the older 65+ demographic have been fraudulently completed so as
to be counted as Covid-19 deaths when in reality Covid-19 complications did not cause the death."
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