Health Secretary Matt Hancock giving daily government coronavirus update

The video discusses the testing protocols in care homes, including testing residents returning from hospitals, those with symptoms, and social care staff. It highlights the measures taken to protect care homes from COVID-19, the expansion of testing capacity to over 100,000 tests a day, and the introduction of a digital service for care home managers to apply for testing kits. Additionally, it covers the NHS's role in supporting care homes with infection control, training, and the appointment of clinical leads to provide ongoing support and advice.

What is the primary goal of testing residents returning to care homes from hospitals?

• To prevent the spread of coronavirus

• To check their mental health status

• To ensure they have a comfortable stay

• To monitor their dietary needs

How many tests per day is the current capacity aiming to exceed?

• 150,000 tests

• 100,000 tests

• 75,000 tests

• 50,000 tests

What is the purpose of the digital service set up on gov.uk for care home managers?

• To apply for testing kits

• To report daily activities

• To apply for government funding

• To schedule staff shifts

What type of support is the NHS providing to care homes?

• Financial support

• Infection control training and PPE advice

• Entertainment services

• Catering services

What role does the named clinical lead play in care homes?

• Managing financial accounts

• Overseeing construction projects

• Organizing social events

• Providing regular assessments and clinical support