LONDON: A nurse that cared for UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson in intensive attention if he contracted Covid-19 has resigned, criticising the government’s treatment of this lethal pandemic and stating that nurses weren’t receiving the”esteem” and”cover” they deserve. Jenny McGee, originally from New Zealand, said that the pandemic which has claimed over 120,000 resides in the united kingdom, has established that the roughest year in her profession. “We’ve put ourselves online and we’ve worked incredibly difficult, and there is a great deal of discussion about how we are all personalities and all that kind of stuff. But at exactly the identical time, I am simply not positive if I could get it done. I really don’t understand how much more I have to give into the NHS (National Health Service),” she stated in a Channel 4 documentary titled’The Year Britain Stopped’. “We are not receiving the admiration and pay that people deserve. I am simply sick of this. So I have given in my resignation,” McGee was quoted as stating from the programme from the BBC on Wednesday. The government has suggested 1 percent pay increase for NHS employees this season. McGee also advised that the programme, which is broadcast on May 24, that”plenty of physicians” felt that the authorities”had not led very efficiently” and there was”indecisiveness” and”numerous mixed messages”. The lethal viral disease has infected 4,468,366 individuals and maintained 127,956 resides in the united kingdom. Johnson, who contracted the virus at late March, following his release in the St Thomas’ hospital had commended McGee and fellow nurse Luis Pitarma for remaining with his bedside during the night. From the study, McGee also talked of Johnson’s state when he had been admitted into hospital in April this past year. She remembered him surrounded by ill patients, a few of whom were perishing, and appearing”very, very unwell”. “He was another color ” McGee confessed that caring for Covid sufferers had been complex as they did not understand what exactly was going to occur. She explained it as a”surreal” period.