Measles is a highly contagious viral infection that can cause serious complications, particularly in young children. With numbers of measles cases rising across the country, it is important for all parents and carers to know what to do if you suspect your child has it.What is measles?Measles is a virus that is easily spread through respiratory droplets when an … Continue reading Protect your child from measles: What you need to know
Some simple steps to prevent falls this winter
Content originally from NHS Mid and South Essex Simple ways you can prevent falls and improve your strength and balance this winter. Falling as we get older is quite common. Did you know that one third of adults aged 65+ and half of people aged 80+ will have at least one fall a year? Having worked … Continue reading Some simple steps to prevent falls this winter
An update from our hospitals – £900k investment to benefit cancer patients
Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust To view the latest update from our hospitals, please click here
Has your child had their free flu vaccination 🦠
Content originally from NHS Mid and South Essex GET VACCINATED GET WINTER STRONGIf your child was aged 2 or 3 on the 31 August 2024, get their free flu vaccine. Check eligibility & how to book using this link
Kingsway Surgery: Changes to presciptions
Kingsway GP Practice has asked us to advertise the following message: Dear Kingsway Patients, The local pharmacies will be advised that the completion time for repeat prescriptions is 72 working hrs ONCE the request has arrived at the surgery. This message will also be added to our surgery website, Facebook page, new posters in the foyer and … Continue reading Kingsway Surgery: Changes to presciptions
Do you know the difference between short-term and long-term pain?
Content originally from NHS Mid and South Essex Many people who have been prescribed pain medication don’t realise there is a change in how our bodies process pain over time.If you have been taking pain medication for more than 3 months it is important to understand the difference between short-term and long-term pain, and how it … Continue reading Do you know the difference between short-term and long-term pain?
News from the Care Quality Commission: October 2024
Content originally from Care Quality Commission To view the latest newsletter, please click here Highlights include: The State of Care report with the CQC's annual assessment of health and social care in England is significant at this time; The reviews by Dr Dash and Prof Richards and CQC’s response to them is vitally important to … Continue reading News from the Care Quality Commission: October 2024
Managing your child’s asthma: Tips for better control
Content originally from NHS Mid and South Essex Asthma symptoms can become more challenging during seasonal changes, with local hospitals seeing a spike in emergency admissions, making it even more important to know how you can help your child to manage their asthma. Watch out for asthma triggers Cold air, as well as seasonal infections … Continue reading Managing your child’s asthma: Tips for better control
An update from SWF Health & Social Care Group
The Government has launched its national consultation Change NHS: help build a health service fit for the future . Full details are at NHS England » Change NHS: help build a health service fit for the future . Everyone is encouraged to contribute and there’s an online survey to start this off. In November a … Continue reading An update from SWF Health & Social Care Group
Stay protected this winter – your guide to vaccinations
Content originally from NHS Mid and South Essex During the winter, the colder weather makes it harder for our immune systems to fight off illnesses, and viruses spread easily because we spend more time with people indoors. The good news is there are practical things you can do to help stay well this winter. This … Continue reading Stay protected this winter – your guide to vaccinations
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