New briefing paper for Scottish Care members on Coronavirus (COVID-19)

New briefing paper for Scottish Care members on Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Scottish Care members will be increasingly aware of the global spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19). Scottish Care has prepared a briefing paper with the most up to date advice on this subject. You will appreciate that this is a continually moving issue and members should keep up to date with all public information.

This paper is based on published UK and Scottish Government advice. You can find more information, notification and guidance here and here.

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