From NHS Scotland today:
2 (0.1%) were reported as probable hospital onset (first positive specimen on days 8 to 14 of admission to NHS board). In the previous week (week ending 11 April 2021) there were 3 (0.2%).
0 (0.0%) were reported as definite hospital onset (first positive specimen date was 15 or more days after admission to NHS board). In the previous week (week ending 11 April 2021) there were 3 (0.2%).
So, 0 or 0% of Covid cases in Scottish hospitals were definitely caught there.
Unlike NHS Scotland, NHS England does not publish regular hospital onset data. However, Jeremy Hunt, chair of the UK’s Health and Social Care Select Committee, is calling for an investigation into the high number of people catching Covid in hospitals because:
15%, even now? 15% compared to 0%. Where’s Lisa Summers?
Talking-up Scotland 'Albatraz' 
England’s NHS has suffered far deeper institutional attrition and ideological/operational restructuring than Scotland’s, as England doesn’t have a government taking the sting out of English Torydum. Which is an unsustainable situation for all concerned.
Making Sense of Environmental Human Rights and Global Environmental Constitutionalism
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3661001
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The thing is, it is unlikely the Tories could have turned a public health threat into a public health disaster, if we had a working constitution and Westminster did not consider itself above international law. Which means it is a poor forum for supporting human rights, including the right to health. Which means its a poor forum for supporting democracy.
The Implicit Constitutional Right to Live in a
Healthy Environment
https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.1077.3589&rep=rep1&type=pdf
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Hunt is bothered? Does he care or is his agenda to undermine the ENHS to ease it into full privatisation. Rhetorical question.
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Even *I* thought of that immediately. Which increases its likelihood!
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