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Coronavirus Appeal: Join us in helping those hit hardest Donald Trump has signed an order partially suspending immigration to the United States, arguing that the drastic measure would protect jobs during the coronavirus crisis . “In order to protect our great American workers, I’ve just signed an executive order temporarily suspending immigration into the United States,” Mr Trump said. “This will ensure that unemployed Americans of all backgrounds will be first in line for jobs as our economy reopens.” The comment hits people applying for permanent residency, or green cards, for 235 days. Seasonal workers, such as immigrants vital to US farm labor, are still allowed to enter. Meanwhile, the UK death toll grew to , yesterday as the Chief Medical Officer warned that social distancing could stay in force for another year.
Exclusive: Don’t use Zoom, NHS tells doctors
Doctors and nurses are being told not to use Zoom for virtual appointments with patients during the coronavirus pandemic over security concerns, Margi Murphy writes.
The Telegraph has learnt that NHS trusts responsible for more than 3 million patients and 19, 0 employees have banned the video conferencing tool.
Staff who need to communicate with patients and families with patients at Central London Community Healthcare NHS trust, which covers services in London and Hertfordshire, have been warned that they must not use the platform over security concerns, and use an approved alternative, BlueJeans, instead. “In light of alternative, secure tools being available to our staff, Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust is not recommending the use of Zoom for patient video appointments,” a spokesman said. Read more:
Doctors and nurses are being told not to use Zoom for virtual appointments with patients during the coronavirus pandemic over security concerns, Margi Murphy writes.
The Telegraph has learnt that NHS trusts responsible for more than 3 million patients and 19, 0 employees have banned the video conferencing tool.
Staff who need to communicate with patients and families with patients at Central London Community Healthcare NHS trust, which covers services in London and Hertfordshire, have been warned that they must not use the platform over security concerns, and use an approved alternative, BlueJeans, instead. “In light of alternative, secure tools being available to our staff, Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust is not recommending the use of Zoom for patient video appointments,” a spokesman said. Read more:
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