i still don’t buy that 30% figure especially when you take into account how everything has changed in current climate and lock down - a lot of “partners” are now either working from home or unemployed, most health services will be essential not elective, you’re not going to have people going out to get their teeth whitened, sports medicine shrinks with sports off & gyms closed, in your example you got a skin cancer removed sure, but i doubt people will be going out to do their yearly skin check over next few weeks / months if they don’t have something of concern etc etc they’d definitely need some sort of facility for kids but i don’t think that number is anywhere even close to 30% of medical staff in hospitals missing if schools out.....
Why isn’t there a drastic 30% drop for 12 weeks of school holidays each and every year ?
