💉Under new government rules all staff in registered care homes in England must be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 from November 11, unless medically exempt
Over the past few weeks Michiala Davies has sat by the bedside of six residents in the Devon care home where she works, comforting them in their final hours after contracting Covid-19. As the senior night supervisor and end of life coordinator at the home, which is currently embroiled in an outbreak of the virus, it is the 46-year-old’s responsibility to provide all the care and comfort she and colleagues can offer.
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