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From July 2021 all NHS staff will move to a new system where they will be able to order their own LFD testing kits from www.gov.uk/order-coronavirus-rapid-lateral-flow-tests. The testing kits will enable colleagues to carry out regular testing for COVID-19 at home. The test kits provided via the new system may be different type, it is important that staff familiarise themselves with the tests and the instruction leaflet each time they receive a new box. This move will not only make best use of LFDs currently available to NHS Test and Trace but will also provide a greater level of assurance ..-stock-foto
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From July 2021 all NHS staff will move to a new system where they will be able to order their own LFD testing kits from www.gov.uk/order-coronavirus-rapid-lateral-flow-tests. The testing kits will enable colleagues to carry out regular testing for COVID-19 at home. The test kits provided via the new system may be different type, it is important that staff familiarise themselves with the tests and the instruction leaflet each time they receive a new box. This move will not only make best use of LFDs currently available to NHS Test and Trace but will also provide a greater level of assurance ..-stock-foto
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From July 2021 all NHS staff will move to a new system where they will be able to order their own LFD testing kits from www.gov.uk/order-coronavirus-rapid-lateral-flow-tests. The testing kits will enable colleagues to carry out regular testing for COVID-19 at home. The test kits provided via the new system may be different type, it is important that staff familiarise themselves with the tests and the instruction leaflet each time they receive a new box. This move will not only make best use of LFDs currently available to NHS Test and Trace but will also provide a greater level of assurance ..-stock-foto
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From July 2021 all NHS staff will move to a new system where they will be able to order their own LFD testing kits from www.gov.uk/order-coronavirus-rapid-lateral-flow-tests. The testing kits will enable colleagues to carry out regular testing for COVID-19 at home. The test kits provided via the new system may be different type, it is important that staff familiarise themselves with the tests and the instruction leaflet each time they receive a new box. This move will not only make best use of LFDs currently available to NHS Test and Trace but will also provide a greater level of assurance ..-stock-foto
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From July 2021 all NHS staff will move to a new system where they will be able to order their own LFD testing kits from www.gov.uk/order-coronavirus-rapid-lateral-flow-tests. The testing kits will enable colleagues to carry out regular testing for COVID-19 at home. The test kits provided via the new system may be different type, it is important that staff familiarise themselves with the tests and the instruction leaflet each time they receive a new box. This move will not only make best use of LFDs currently available to NHS Test and Trace but will also provide a greater level of assurance ..-stock-foto
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From July 2021 all NHS staff will move to a new system where they will be able to order their own LFD testing kits from www.gov.uk/order-coronavirus-rapid-lateral-flow-tests. The testing kits will enable colleagues to carry out regular testing for COVID-19 at home. The test kits provided via the new system may be different type, it is important that staff familiarise themselves with the tests and the instruction leaflet each time they receive a new box. This move will not only make best use of LFDs currently available to NHS Test and Trace but will also provide a greater level of assurance ..-stock-foto
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From July 2021 all NHS staff will move to a new system where they will be able to order their own LFD testing kits from www.gov.uk/order-coronavirus-rapid-lateral-flow-tests. The testing kits will enable colleagues to carry out regular testing for COVID-19 at home. The test kits provided via the new system may be different type, it is important that staff familiarise themselves with the tests and the instruction leaflet each time they receive a new box. This move will not only make best use of LFDs currently available to NHS Test and Trace but will also provide a greater level of assurance ..-stock-foto
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From July 2021 all NHS staff will move to a new system where they will be able to order their own LFD testing kits from www.gov.uk/order-coronavirus-rapid-lateral-flow-tests. The testing kits will enable colleagues to carry out regular testing for COVID-19 at home. The test kits provided via the new system may be different type, it is important that staff familiarise themselves with the tests and the instruction leaflet each time they receive a new box. This move will not only make best use of LFDs currently available to NHS Test and Trace but will also provide a greater level of assurance ..-stock-foto
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From July 2021 all NHS staff will move to a new system where they will be able to order their own LFD testing kits from www.gov.uk/order-coronavirus-rapid-lateral-flow-tests. The testing kits will enable colleagues to carry out regular testing for COVID-19 at home. The test kits provided via the new system may be different type, it is important that staff familiarise themselves with the tests and the instruction leaflet each time they receive a new box. This move will not only make best use of LFDs currently available to NHS Test and Trace but will also provide a greater level of assurance ..-stock-foto
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From July 2021 all NHS staff will move to a new system where they will be able to order their own LFD testing kits from www.gov.uk/order-coronavirus-rapid-lateral-flow-tests. The testing kits will enable colleagues to carry out regular testing for COVID-19 at home. The test kits provided via the new system may be different type, it is important that staff familiarise themselves with the tests and the instruction leaflet each time they receive a new box. This move will not only make best use of LFDs currently available to NHS Test and Trace but will also provide a greater level of assurance ..-stock-foto
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From July 2021 all NHS staff will move to a new system where they will be able to order their own LFD testing kits from www.gov.uk/order-coronavirus-rapid-lateral-flow-tests. The testing kits will enable colleagues to carry out regular testing for COVID-19 at home. The test kits provided via the new system may be different type, it is important that staff familiarise themselves with the tests and the instruction leaflet each time they receive a new box. This move will not only make best use of LFDs currently available to NHS Test and Trace but will also provide a greater level of assurance ..-stock-foto
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From July 2021 all NHS staff will move to a new system where they will be able to order their own LFD testing kits from www.gov.uk/order-coronavirus-rapid-lateral-flow-tests. The testing kits will enable colleagues to carry out regular testing for COVID-19 at home. The test kits provided via the new system may be different type, it is important that staff familiarise themselves with the tests and the instruction leaflet each time they receive a new box. This move will not only make best use of LFDs currently available to NHS Test and Trace but will also provide a greater level of assurance ..-stock-foto
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A coronavirus test on a school desk alongside instruction booklet. Primary schools across England have received lateral flow device type Covid-19 self-test kits to aid detecting asymptomatic coronavirus in teachers.-stock-foto
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A primary school teacher holds a Covid-19 lateral flow self-test kit in his classroom as the government begins a new scheme to testing for asymptomatic coronavirus in schools.-stock-foto
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A coronavirus test on a school desk ready for a teacher to test for covid. Primary schools across England have received lateral flow device type Covid-19 self-test kits to aid detecting asymptomatic coronavirus in school settings.-stock-foto
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The government have finally rolled out weekly testing for Health care workers . In care homes and NHS centers . Health care workers are provide with regular weekly tests now and various health care centers , care homes and surgeries are finally getting large batches of DIY home tests kits for all there staff , so all members of staff can do weekly testing and get there results back withing 3 days to help curve the spread of this virus since it's mutated and other more contagious strains are circulating in the community now .-stock-foto
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The government have finally rolled out weekly testing for Health care workers . In care homes and NHS centers . Health care workers are provide with regular weekly tests now and various health care centers , care homes and surgeries are finally getting large batches of DIY home tests kits for all there staff , so all members of staff can do weekly testing and get there results back withing 3 days to help curve the spread of this virus since it's mutated and other more contagious strains are circulating in the community now .-stock-foto
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The government have finally rolled out weekly testing for Health care workers . In care homes and NHS centers . Health care workers are provide with regular weekly tests now and various health care centers , care homes and surgeries are finally getting large batches of DIY home tests kits for all there staff , so all members of staff can do weekly testing and get there results back withing 3 days to help curve the spread of this virus since it's mutated and other more contagious strains are circulating in the community now .-stock-foto
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The government have finally rolled out weekly testing for Health care workers . In care homes and NHS centers . Health care workers are provide with regular weekly tests now and various health care centers , care homes and surgeries are finally getting large batches of DIY home tests kits for all there staff , so all members of staff can do weekly testing and get there results back withing 3 days to help curve the spread of this virus since it's mutated and other more contagious strains are circulating in the community now .-stock-foto
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The government have finally rolled out weekly testing for Health care workers . In care homes and NHS centers . Health care workers are provide with regular weekly tests now and various health care centers , care homes and surgeries are finally getting large batches of DIY home tests kits for all there staff , so all members of staff can do weekly testing and get there results back withing 3 days to help curve the spread of this virus since it's mutated and other more contagious strains are circulating in the community now .-stock-foto
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The scientific evidence shows significant asymptomatic transmission of COVID-19 in care homes via both residents and staff, similar to the transmission seen in the wider community. By the time a single symptomatic case is identified in a home, the virus is likely already to be circulating among residents and staff. Care homes can order large batches of self testing COVID - 19 kits and keep a large stock in there premises to enable them to tests all staff and residents weekly to prevent future outbreaks and ensure the safety of the residents and there staff ....-stock-foto
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The scientific evidence shows significant asymptomatic transmission of COVID-19 in care homes via both residents and staff, similar to the transmission seen in the wider community. By the time a single symptomatic case is identified in a home, the virus is likely already to be circulating among residents and staff. Care homes can order large batches of self testing COVID - 19 kits and keep a large stock in there premises to enable them to tests all staff and residents weekly to prevent future outbreaks and ensure the safety of the residents and there staff ....-stock-foto
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The scientific evidence shows significant asymptomatic transmission of COVID-19 in care homes via both residents and staff, similar to the transmission seen in the wider community. By the time a single symptomatic case is identified in a home, the virus is likely already to be circulating among residents and staff. Care homes can order large batches of self testing COVID - 19 kits and keep a large stock in there premises to enable them to tests all staff and residents weekly to prevent future outbreaks and ensure the safety of the residents and there staff ....-stock-foto
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The scientific evidence shows significant asymptomatic transmission of COVID-19 in care homes via both residents and staff, similar to the transmission seen in the wider community. By the time a single symptomatic case is identified in a home, the virus is likely already to be circulating among residents and staff. Care homes can order large batches of self testing COVID - 19 kits and keep a large stock in there premises to enable them to tests all staff and residents weekly to prevent future outbreaks and ensure the safety of the residents and there staff ....-stock-foto
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The scientific evidence shows significant asymptomatic transmission of COVID-19 in care homes via both residents and staff, similar to the transmission seen in the wider community. By the time a single symptomatic case is identified in a home, the virus is likely already to be circulating among residents and staff. Care homes can order large batches of self testing COVID - 19 kits and keep a large stock in there premises to enable them to tests all staff and residents weekly to prevent future outbreaks and ensure the safety of the residents and there staff ....-stock-foto
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The scientific evidence shows significant asymptomatic transmission of COVID-19 in care homes via both residents and staff, similar to the transmission seen in the wider community. By the time a single symptomatic case is identified in a home, the virus is likely already to be circulating among residents and staff. Care homes can order large batches of self testing COVID - 19 kits and keep a large stock in there premises to enable them to tests all staff and residents weekly to prevent future outbreaks and ensure the safety of the residents and there staff ....-stock-foto
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The scientific evidence shows significant asymptomatic transmission of COVID-19 in care homes via both residents and staff, similar to the transmission seen in the wider community. By the time a single symptomatic case is identified in a home, the virus is likely already to be circulating among residents and staff. Care homes can order large batches of self testing COVID - 19 kits and keep a large stock in there premises to enable them to tests all staff and residents weekly to prevent future outbreaks and ensure the safety of the residents and there staff ....-stock-foto
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The scientific evidence shows significant asymptomatic transmission of COVID-19 in care homes via both residents and staff, similar to the transmission seen in the wider community. By the time a single symptomatic case is identified in a home, the virus is likely already to be circulating among residents and staff. Care homes can order large batches of self testing COVID - 19 kits and keep a large stock in there premises to enable them to tests all staff and residents weekly to prevent future outbreaks and ensure the safety of the residents and there staff ....-stock-foto
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The scientific evidence shows significant asymptomatic transmission of COVID-19 in care homes via both residents and staff, similar to the transmission seen in the wider community. By the time a single symptomatic case is identified in a home, the virus is likely already to be circulating among residents and staff. Care homes can order large batches of self testing COVID - 19 kits and keep a large stock in there premises to enable them to tests all staff and residents weekly to prevent future outbreaks and ensure the safety of the residents and there staff ....-stock-foto
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The scientific evidence shows significant asymptomatic transmission of COVID-19 in care homes via both residents and staff, similar to the transmission seen in the wider community. By the time a single symptomatic case is identified in a home, the virus is likely already to be circulating among residents and staff. Care homes can order large batches of self testing COVID - 19 kits and keep a large stock in there premises to enable them to tests all staff and residents weekly to prevent future outbreaks and ensure the safety of the residents and there staff ....-stock-foto
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Portsmouth University Vice Chancellor Graham Galbraith in front of a mobile coronavirus testing unit for asymptomatic staff and students at the University of Portsmouth.-stock-foto
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Portsmouth University Vice Chancellor Graham Galbraith has a coronavirus test inside a mobile coronavirus testing unit for asymptomatic staff and students at the University of Portsmouth. The university is the first in England to offer the voluntary testing.-stock-foto
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Portsmouth University Vice Chancellor Graham Galbraith in front of a mobile coronavirus testing unit for asymptomatic staff and students at the University of Portsmouth.-stock-foto
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Portsmouth University Vice Chancellor Graham Galbraith has a coronavirus test inside a mobile coronavirus testing unit for asymptomatic staff and students at the University of Portsmouth. The university is the first in England to offer the voluntary testing.-stock-foto
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Portsmouth University Vice Chancellor Graham Galbraith has a coronavirus test inside a mobile coronavirus testing unit for asymptomatic staff and students at the University of Portsmouth. The university is the first in England to offer the voluntary testing.-stock-foto
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Portsmouth University Vice Chancellor Graham Galbraith (right) queues up for a coronavirus test inside a mobile coronavirus testing unit for asymptomatic staff and students at the University of Portsmouth. The university is the first in England to offer the voluntary testing.-stock-foto
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Students and staff fill in forms before heading into a mobile coronavirus testing unit for asymptomatic staff and students set up in a car park at the University of Portsmouth. The university is the first in England to offer the voluntary testing.-stock-foto
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Student Emily Gittings, 19, has her temperature taken before heading into a mobile coronavirus testing unit for asymptomatic staff and students set up in a car park at the University of Portsmouth.-stock-foto
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Students and staff queue up outside a mobile coronavirus testing unit for asymptomatic staff and students set up in a car park at the University of Portsmouth.-stock-foto
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Students and staff queue up outside a mobile coronavirus testing unit for asymptomatic staff and students set up in a car park at the University of Portsmouth.-stock-foto
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