[dragontamer]

In the USA, we've already changed our guidance to 5-day quarantines. So as usual, my words are USA-focused and based off of our current US-politics.

There seem to be people arguing for the COVID19 sick doctors/nurses to come in and work as usual, even with symptoms.

If that's not the case in UK (and if you're still on the old 10-day quarantine), then I guess your local politics are just different than what I'm dealing with here. We can blame this misunderstanding on our different local situations for sure.

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EDIT: https://www.reddit.com/r/nursing/comments/s0jaai/hey_cdc_im_...

Frankly, we're erring on the side of "too short a quarantine" right now in the USA with these 5-day periods.

[jdminhbg]

> There seem to be people arguing for the COVID19 sick doctors/nurses to come in and work as usual, even with symptoms.

I'm sure people are arguing for that somewhere, but it doesn't seem like it's anywhere I can see in this thread.

[dragontamer]

Fair. As I said, a lot of what I say is aimed at what I'm feeling in public, not necessarily what someone else has said here.

Please give the /r/nursing topic I posted in as an edit a review.