LitCovid-sentences  

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T2 1-7 Sentence denotes Editor
T3 9-103 Sentence denotes It is with great interest that we read the perspectives of surgeons on the crisis in Italy 1 .
T4 104-210 Sentence denotes First, we extend our sympathies regarding the situation that has touched all of our lives so dramatically.
T5 211-303 Sentence denotes We note that there are many similarities between the surgical responses in Italy and the UK.
T6 304-473 Sentence denotes The halt of elective surgery, although necessary, quite reasonably, is a concern with over 2 million elective operations scheduled in the third quarter of 2019 2 , 3 .
T7 474-686 Sentence denotes The authors also quite rightly highlight likely missed diagnoses due to reduced outpatient appointments or screening; not to mention disease and co‐morbidities that may have progressed beyond our operable window.
T8 687-938 Sentence denotes Worldwide public opinion regarding healthcare workers has improved dramatically, but we believe that in the months that follow this pandemic, when there is this enormous workload to tackle, support will waiver if there are not clear plans and targets.
T9 939-991 Sentence denotes There are differences perhaps in workforce planning.
T10 992-1145 Sentence denotes Teams are maintaining a healthy reserve with minimum staffing on site; however in UK hospitals, there is a push for redeployment to intensive care roles.
T11 1146-1231 Sentence denotes Guidance has been issued that advises all surgery to be consultant‐delivered care 4 .
T12 1232-1344 Sentence denotes The more junior doctors have been redeployed first, undergoing varying levels of training depending on the unit.
T13 1345-1594 Sentence denotes There are plans, should the crisis deepen further, to use current trauma networks and sustain a minimum of two surgeons on site at any one time; one ‘cavity’ surgeon (general, urology, vascular) and one extremity surgeon (plastics and orthopaedics).
T14 1595-1787 Sentence denotes Surgeons are, reasonably, concerned about issues that may arise from work outside the normal scope of practice but the General Medical Council (GMC) has given reassurances to the workforce 5 .
T15 1788-1895 Sentence denotes We would like to call on surgeons to take the opportunity to be leaders in their departments and hospitals.
T16 1896-1991 Sentence denotes Medicine changes rapidly; knowledge gained at medical school will likely have changed somewhat.
T17 1992-2180 Sentence denotes While we may not have directly applicable skills, surgeons are more than good technicians and there are opportunities to provide support; from administrative tasks to family conversations.
T18 2181-2333 Sentence denotes We hope that the surgical workforce will contribute to this crisis and after it has passed there will be lessons to learn and positives to take forward.