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Advance information, summer 2022: letter to responsible officers Letter from Ofqual to exam boards, informing them of the requirement to publish advance information for exams.
Platform to improve transparency on wait times and provide additional patient support Government sets out plans for 'My Planned Care' an online platform to provide information and support to patients waiting for elective su
Self-isolation for those with COVID-19 can end after 5 full days following 2 negative LFD tests From Monday 17 January, people with COVID-19 in England can end their self-isolation after 5 full days, as long as they test negative on
Government launches landmark reviews to tackle health disparities The government announces leads for independent reviews into ethnic inequalities for medical devices and tobacco control.
COVID-19 daily dashboard amended to include reinfections The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is now including data on possible reinfections in its COVID-19 dashboard.
Consultation on removing vaccination as a condition of deployment for health and social care staff Consultation to remove vaccination as a condition of deployment as Omicron replaces Delta as dominant COVID-19 variant.
Oral statement on vaccines as a condition of deployment The Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Sajid Javid updated Parliament on vaccines as a condition of deployment
UKHSA therapeutic technical briefing published Latest updates on coronavirus (COVID-19) therapeutic agents, a programme of public health activities to support deployment of novel thera
Second ground-breaking antiviral to be deployed to country's most vulnerable Thousands of those most at-risk to COVID-19 will soon be able to access the UK’s second ground-breaking antiviral
Boosters provide high level of protection against death with Omicron The latest data from the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) shows that boosters significantly reduce the risk of death with Omicron.