Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon giving daily coronavirus press briefing

The video discusses measures taken to address COVID-19, including the creation of community hubs and assessment centers for triage. It advises the public on how to seek medical advice, emphasizing the use of the NHS website for COVID-19 concerns and the NHS 111 number for non-COVID-19 issues. The video also provides statistics on call volumes and outcomes, highlighting the effectiveness of the new system in providing safe and appropriate advice.

What was the primary purpose of establishing community hubs and assessment centers?

• To triage and treat individuals with worsening COVID-19 symptoms

• To conduct research on COVID-19

• To provide general health check-ups

• To offer vaccination services

Where should most people go first for COVID-19 advice?

• The community hub

• Their local GP

• The nearest hospital

• The NHS informed website

When should you call the NHS 111 number?

• To report a lost health card

• To book a vaccination appointment

• If your COVID-19 symptoms worsen

• For general health inquiries

What percentage of calls to NHS 111 resulted in a 999 call?

• 15%

• 20%

• 5%

• 10%

What was the outcome for 65% of the callers to NHS 111?

• They were advised to visit their GP

• They were referred to a treatment hub

• They were told to call back later

• They were given a prescription