NHS staff to be asked to treat patients with coronavirus 'without gowns on'

Coronavirus: NHS staff 'to be asked to treat Covid-19 patients without gowns'

NHS doctors and nurses will be asked to treat patients infected with coronavirus without full-length gowns - or re-use the ones they have, it has emerged tonight.

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