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On Sunday 27 February: REGULATIONS ALL LIFTED. BUT IT ISN’T OVER YET. Please get Vaccinated; appointments and walk-ins aren’t busy. According to the Gov.UK UKHSA Coronavirus Dashboard SWF had 67 Covid cases in the week ended (w/e) 20 February, down from 164 w/e 29 January. But Office for National Statistics (ONS) suggests that should be … Continue reading An Update from Us 27.02.2022

We strongly encourage you to participate in the Community Pharmacy Survey and play your part in shaping the future of the local pharmacies which have been so vital during the pandemic and will continue to be in the coming months and years. They are invaluable providers to us all. The link to access the survey … Continue reading The future of Community Pharmacy : Have your say

Content originally from Care Quality Commission Monitoring the Mental Health Act is our annual report on the use of the Mental Health Act (MHA). It looks at how providers are caring for patients, and whether patients' rights are being protected. This year's report finds: The workforce is under extreme pressureCommunity services are key to reducing … Continue reading CQC annual report on the use of the Mental Health Act

We know the pandemic is not over, so it’s important we continue to take simple and effective actions that will protect our families and communities, particularly those at the greatest risk of severe illness.

The COVID-19 pandemic and the restrictions it has made necessary have had a significant impact on the education, health and social development of our children and young people.

A number of exciting new developments are taking place across the Mid and South Essex hospitals.

Content originally from Care Quality Commission This year's maternity survey gathers the views of more than 23,000 people who had a live birth in early 2021. The majority of women were positive about the maternity care they received - but the impact of the pandemic has led to poorer experiences for some, and exacerbated concerns … Continue reading Patient views on maternity care