Content originally from Active Essex Finding your active has never been easier and with the help of digital platforms and technologies, you can get active anywhere, at any time! Platforms like YouTube, TikTok and Instagram have a wide variety of videos to inspire you and even Active Essex have a YouTube channel full of workouts … Continue reading Find Your Active October 2023
Question to ICB Board 20 July 2023
SWF Health & Social Care Group asked the following question of the Mid & South Essex Integrated Care Board [MSE ICB]: “Until the Public Inquiry into Essex Mental Health Services is completed how will the confidence of adult mental health patients, their loved ones, and the people of South Woodham Ferrers and all parts of … Continue reading Question to ICB Board 20 July 2023
Motivated Minds
Content originally from Motivated Minds WELCOME to this month's newsletter, bringing you health & wellbeing updates, resource links, and spotlighting our community wellness.This month's theme is Self-Care SeptemberAs the days grow shorter and the pace of life quickens, it's easy to forget the importance of taking care of ourselves. That's why we're excited to introduce Self-Care September, a … Continue reading Motivated Minds
An update from SWF Health & Social Care Group
Sunday 17 September 2023: Autumn has arrived after the record-breaking September heatwave which caused dangerous heat-stroke. The NHS Summer Stresses have been indistinguishable from Winter Pressures: The Junior doctors’ 11-15 August strike put services at tipping point. Consultant Doctors struck from 24-26 August. We now face joint strikes: this coming week Consultant Doctors on 19-20 … Continue reading An update from SWF Health & Social Care Group
Get Winter Strong: why having a flu vaccination matters
Content originally from GOV.UK Despite the recent hot and sunny weather, winter is coming, and with it comes an increased risk of catching flu. Flu can leave many of us feeling dreadful and laid up in bed for days, but for certain groups, the effects can be more severe or even life-threatening. Who is most … Continue reading Get Winter Strong: why having a flu vaccination matters
Get Winter Strong: revisiting respiratory infection guidance for a safer season
Content originally from GOV.UK As we brace ourselves for chillier days, more indoor gatherings and seasonal social events with friends and family, now is the ideal time to revisit the current guidance on face coverings, isolation, vaccination and other behaviours that can reduce the spread of COVID-19 and other respiratory infections known to peak during … Continue reading Get Winter Strong: revisiting respiratory infection guidance for a safer season
Should we be worried about the new COVID-19 variant?
Content originally from GOV.UK We’ve been receiving a lot of questions about the BA.2.86 COVID variant, as people would like to know how it compares to other variants and what the implications might be for public health. It is important to note that to date only a small number of cases have been identified across the … Continue reading Should we be worried about the new COVID-19 variant?
Healthwatch Essex explores gender identity and healthcare
Content originally from Healthwatch Essex The latest issue of Healthwatch Essex can be viewed here
Report reveals impact of COVID-19 research and innovation funding
Content originally from UK Research and Innovation A new independent report released today by UKRI underscores the pivotal role played by UK researchers and innovators in tackling the pandemic. Conducted by Technopolis, the report ‘Impact evaluation of UKRI’s research and innovation funding response to COVID-19‘ unpicks how publicly funded research across the spectrum helped to … Continue reading Report reveals impact of COVID-19 research and innovation funding
Syphilis: get tested, get treated
Content originally from GOV.UK “You don’t really hear much about syphilis these days, very much the MySpace of STDs [sexually transmitted diseases]” is a line from Tom Wambsgans, a character in HBO’s hit show ‘Succession’. Unfortunately, the latest data on syphilis shows otherwise. Infectious syphilis diagnoses increased to 8,692 in 2022, up 15.2% compared to 2021 (7,543) and … Continue reading Syphilis: get tested, get treated
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