Tag Archives: coronavirus
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We take delight in honouring each other: A response to the vaccine mandate

February 1, 2022 Written by Medical Practice , NHS , Nursing

Yesterday we learned that the Secretary of State for Health has agreed to reverse the UK government’s policy on Covid vaccine mandates after a brief consultation on the issue. At the time of writing, by 1 April 2022, all NHS staff in England would have […]

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Who are we protecting? Anti-Covid measures and their impact on children.

January 19, 2022 Written by Personal Health , Society

Children are a precious gift from God; they are vulnerable and need to be cared for. Jesus prioritised children in a society where they were not generally valued. Over history, Christians have campaigned for the welfare and rights of children (especially the most vulnerable), founding […]

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Vaccinating our kids against Covid

January 18, 2022 Written by Medical Practice , Society

COVID-19 has affected us all in different ways over the past two years. For most of us, our lives have looked completely different to how they were before 2020 and how we expected them to be. In the spring of 2020, when deaths from or […]

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Vaccine Mandates: A defining justice issue for our professions?

January 12, 2022 Written by Medical Practice , Nursing , Society

“I’ve worked for two years throughout this pandemic…with inadequate PPE…overtime…seeing many die in front of me. And now I’m going to lose my job”. This is just one story of many I have heard from colleagues who stand to lose their jobs when the government’s […]

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Always Covid and never Christmas?

December 20, 2021 Written by Christianity

What kind of Christmas are you looking forward to? This is the second one impacted by Covid and its restrictions, anxieties, and irritations. How many more? Will it always be like this? Always Covid and never Christmas, or at least never Christmas as it used […]