COVID-19

Protecting the Hospital in the context of COVID-19 pandemic

Resources from Iqbal Malik and his team at Imperial Colege Healthcare NHS Trust, London, UK

The resources on this page are applicable to any healthcare service in the world, and are presented in English. The interviews are with a diverse range of cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, pulmonary hypertension and heart failure specialists. In addition, there are some public resources that have not been edited by Dr. Malik or PCR, but are linked for interest.

Protecting the Hospital

Red and green zones

Restructuring the hospital

Interview with Nick Linton, Electophysiologist, Imperial College Healthcare NHS trust, London, going through his strategy of expansion of RED and GREEN zones.

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ITU expansion

The new negative pressure ward

Negative pressure ward

Interview with Luke Howard: walking around the new ward at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, London

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Regional or network working

Security and cleaning team – clearing the way for transfer to ITU

Regional cooperation in networks

Andrew Chukwuemeka speaks about cooperation in the city, in the region and in the country.

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Reputation

Buster Howes, retired Royal Marine General speaks to Iqbal Malik on what can be done to protect the reputation of the institution.

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Planning transport

Transport of the COVID positive patient to ITU.

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Remote working to keep the hospital running

Dr Arnold takes us through a virtual ward round Filmed at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, Imperial College London

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Additional content

Video on evidence base for masks in all areas: Medmastery video
The Best way to wash your hands: Video of 20 seconds scrub - blue dye

This page was published on 20 April 2020.

The content of this page reflects the view of the authors/speakers at a given point in time and does not necessarily represent the view of PCR or PCRonline.