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COVID-19
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Exploring risk
care, treatments and visiting
making decisions
planning ahead
helping someone you care about
When Someone Dies
Further information and support
Frequently Asked Questions
Community Responses
These questions explore what care is available when someone becomes seriously ill (including if they might die) from covid-19.
Care at Home
What support is available at home?
Care in Hospital
What will happen to me if I go to hospital with COVID-19?
What interventions might be attempted in hospital to help someone with advanced covid-19 disease?
Will I get a ventilator?
Will the hospital let my family know what is happening?
How should I prepare in case I have to go to hospital with covid-19?
Who can come with me to the hospital?
Care in Care Homes
What will happen to someone living in a care home who gets COVID-19?
Treatments and interventions
What interventions might be attempted in hospital to help someone with advanced covid-19 disease?
Will I get a ventilator?
Information about cardio-pulmonary resuscitation
Visiting
Can people visit friends/family in Care Homes?
Can people visit friends/family in Hospital?
What can I do if I can't visit someone I love?
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